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John Oxendine had a short run towards the Georgia Governor’s seat, but was not able to make it past the primaries.
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4 Cocktails was a seasonal party planning website I worked on while at Ketchum. The strategy was to leverage popular bloggers to promote party planning ideas and inject holiday drink recipes. I designed the logo, the website and the final product was built on Drupal.
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Done in Adobe Illustrator using the gradient mesh. It was actually easier than I was expecting.
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While working with the Partnership I designed the corporate website for the Recall Corporation. I incorporated some flash based components allowing visitors to explore the locations through the map and self identify their needs through a series of interactive questions.
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While it was a long shot, this was the first big pitch that Dan Backhaus and I developed as Creative Mischief. We busted our ass for two weeks writing and designing. In the end, I felt pretty good about our submission. The museum on the other hand thought the design was over the top and…
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This is not the site that ended up being built, but I think it is a better representation for the brand. We disagreed on the use of color, with their brand using large quantities of dark teal. It felt too oppressive for a company dealing with hospice and end of life care.
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The Civic League for Regional Atlanta is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that is educating, engaging and empowering the people of metropolitan Atlanta to address and solve regional issues.
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Dewey has been a long time client of Creative Mischief and this is the design that kicked off that relationship.
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We designed an interface on top of ShopVisible for a poster art and framing retailer. A major component of the project was to build a custom framing application that took the customer’s artwork and allowed them to visualize the framing and matting.
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Logo work for an auto-reseller.
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While working at BlueSky (for all of 3 months) I designed the McKenney’s website that was later built by the guys over at Arke Systems.
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While at Macquarium I worked with Maria Cordell (Linkedin) on this Choicepoint project. Her detailed UX has impacted most of my work since.
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This is the site that legitimized Creative Mischief and prompted me to convert it from a freelance tax shelter to a full blown agency.
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While at Ketchum I designed the blog for GeekSquad with a few small widgets. One for tracking the volume of requests and the other to track the mobile geeks.
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I designed this while at FOX/MySpace as a widget to keep up with NBA games. We used the FOX Sports feed to give real-time stats and game information.
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Blog layout for the Libby’s campaign.
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Simple iconic column.
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This was a small side project from the larger Home Depot work that we were doing while at MacQuarium. I worked as the creative director with Robin Haung to design this website.
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This was a comp for a pitch by Ketchum to build an Olympic relay website on behalf of Lenovo. Ultimately this project is what landed me the job at Ketchum. The website showcased videos of people running with torches. Visitors could vote on their favorite video. The widget sat on the desktop and displayed the…
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A friend James Morelli brought me this project while he was running Elemental Beat. I was having an issue with balancing the amount of content with a more visually impactful design. I ended up creating a rollover state for the home images that would peel back to reveal the content about the home. It was…
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Before DropBox, there was Simply Safe. An application that backed your hard drive to a server.
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I was lucky enough to be invited to Rene Diaz’s wedding in San Miguel Mexico. This painting was given as a wedding gift. It was my first attempt at using photography and encaustic. The final piece ended up being 2’x3′.
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This is the first painting where I incorporated text and tried to get more interpretive with the work, and less realistic. It is interesting, but a little too constricted.
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I needed a Christmas gift for my mom, and what better gift than a painting of one of her children. This is the first painting I started using oil sticks which have now been a major component of my current work.
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I painted this for a group show held at an Atlanta nightclub back in 2002.
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This is my first oil painting from one of my own photographs. Before this my paintings were either from photographs or memory. Russ was a roommate back in the early 90’s and was always playing the base guitar.
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My second attempt at a realistic self portrait.
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