And for heaven's sake don't forget the fried food. Yes - my creative juices are very high in cholesterol - but it fear not - they fuel spry and healthy work!
Innosource was in the midst of launching a new web application for their clients when they decided it was time to put a fresh face on their corporate site. I teamed with copywriter Moria Campbell to complete content assessment and inventory. From there we collaborated on creative direction that helped boil down a Innosource’s wide range of products and services into one succinct message. Read the rest of this entry »
This site was created for a brilliant marketing mind and friend who wanted an online resume to use during his job search campaign. He came up with “The Real Monty” based on his last name Montgomery and if you knew his sense of humor the whole thing just works.
When I initially met with the Seiz brothers, their site consisted of a slide-show like presentation of one of their print brochures. They were looking for a site that more accurately portrayed the personality of their company and their technological advances in the print world.
After bringing my daughter to a meeting and having her spit up on the client, they didn’t fire me. I’d say that’s overcoming a challenge 
This site was actually for a class project from the days of olden at the Art Institute of Atlanta. I keep it in my portfolio b/c I was purty happy with how it turned out. Pre-Sugarland, Jennifer Nettles fronted her own band, who my friends and I were big fans of - and still are - way to go Jen! 
Anyway, she played a lot of gigs at Eddie’s Attic, a local listening room. My goal was to pull the small, toasty-warm (but also dark) feel of that room to this site.
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