This one was created for a Creative Postcard Club assignment. We were given the task of designing a card that would promote our hometown.

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This one started out as a photograph I took while watching the 1996 El Tour de Tucson bike race.

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A computer-phile friend just had a milestone birthday. So, I designed a card, complete with some birthday code…

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When we think of graphic design, we often think of doing clever things with graphics. But why not with words? Designing with type is one of my favorite activities. The above postcard, which was sent to clients and prospects, is an example.

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When is a word not just a word? This postcard design was inspired by Andy Warhol and other pop artists of the mid-20th century.

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This was a design-with-type exercise that ended up on a postcard to promote my studio. The sentiment expressed is one of my alltime favorites. It comes from a book on federal law enforcement job opportunities.
Now, if you’re wondering why a graphic designer would read such a book, let’s just say that I’m a literary omnivore. […]

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Since I get around by bicycle, I have more than a passing interest in where bikes can and cannot go. Hence, I am quite opposed to bike bans, especially in these days of high gas prices, global climate change, and widespread obesity.

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Leftover bicycle parts and graphic design — a marriage made in heaven!

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This one combines three photos taken at the Desert Botanical Garden back in 2006.

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It was almost two years ago when my good friend, Judy Vorfeld, and her brother, David Crook, took me to the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix. They loaned me one of their digital cameras, and thus began the rebirth of my love of photography.
One of the DBG images became the basis of a birthday […]

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