I designed the blog landing page and blog article pages for Delta Faucet’s website.

The IACT Annual Conference & Exhibition brings together nearly 1,000 city and town officials from around Indiana, and is the biggest conference of its kind in the state. I designed and illustrated the logo, icons and marketing materials for the conference.

Conner Prairie’s website didn’t have a landing page for its Holidays on the Prairie events, so I took the initiative and designed a responsive webpage using HTML and CSS.

I was given the opportunity to redesign Actionlines magazine for the Indiana Association of Cities and Towns. I participated in everything from designing the architecture of the publication to selecting typefaces, all within a very limited budget. Due to budget constraints, the organization printed the inside in black and white. I was able to use color on the covers, and my approach was to make smart, conceptual images to engage readers.

I took the initiative to redesign the process for Conner Prairie's summer camp registration. The previous design had multiple pages with identical content and very few pictures to call out the different types of activities.

I simplified the process for the end user by getting rid of the redundant content, placing the registration buttons all in one section, and re-designing the look and feel.

The IACT Legislative Team asked me to create three signs that helped show the devastating effect that meth has on its users and communities. They placed the signs in the Indiana Statehouse, and also used a smaller version in a conference committee hearing to illustrate the horrible effects of the drug.

I designed this logo and brochure for IACT’s annual legislative meeting, which serves as an educational and networking event for city officials. The legislative and executive teams wanted something that incorporated the Indiana Statehouse.