This video “illustrates” how the Portland Press Herald is so much more than just a newspaper. Special events, websites, podcasts and publishing combine to offer unparalleled reach.
For a collection of stories focusing on Maine’s immigrant population, the Press Herald needed a landing page to house the stories, photos and multimedia created by six reporters,…
Tuesday’s Last Call is a booking agency in Portland, Maine that connects out-of-state bands with local venues; encouraging acts to venture farther north than they’ve ever dared before.
The Locker Project is a non-profit that connects food-insecure children in Maine with nourishing food to improve their learning capacity, health, and future. View the Site
For the Portland Press Herald’s special report on the opioid crisis in Maine, I created this video to illustrate how the brain is physically altered by heroin use….
The Portland Press Herald marked Veterans’ Day by showcasing several Maine veterans who shared their stories of service and sacrifice. This is the online accompaniment to the story…
This video for the Portland Press Herald’s commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Portland’s Great Fire chronicles the path the of fire and details the conditions that lead…
The Hollar Restaurant in Madrid, New Mexico relies heavily on tourists. A brand that’s reminiscent of roadside signage utilizing food iconography helps the restaurant stand apart from the…
The Portland Press Herald needed a logo for their new podcast feature that illustrated the function of the service while retaining elements of their existing brand.
For the Portland Press Herald’s commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the Great Fire of 1866, I created a site to service a variety of content – including…
Pure Pops create all-natural, great-tasting popsicles made from the freshest local ingredients available. They wanted a logo that spoke to the fun, youthful aspects of their brand.
This is a one-of-a-kind logo designed for Santa Fe-based record label, Right Outside Records. A simple mark that portrayed the owners love of vinyl records.