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Born and raised here in Portland, Oregon, I have been involved in
some kind of artwork most of my life. Mostly drawing, painting and
calligraphy. My work in college was related to commercial and fine arts
studies. Starting with a creaky old 386 in 1989, I soon became
fascinated with what could be created digitally and began to spend more
and more time generating artwork on computers.
Since 1996, I have tried to concentrate my efforts primarily on web
graphics and site design. Prior to that time most my projects involved
creating graphics for print media. In July of 1997 I started with CustomSoft as their only graphic designer. CustomSoft's
projects consisted of creating client web sites, software interface
graphics, and some print material. |
In October of 1999 I accepted a position with StorePartners.com as
their only graphic designer. Their business
involved the creation of e-commerce sites for a variety of clients with
a wide range of project sizes. In a short time I became their Art
Director with a staff of four other graphic designers. When all of the
dotcoms began crashing in the summer of 2000, StorePartners.com soon
followed suit. In September of that year I became an independent
contractor and have been so ever since.
During the last four years the scope of my work has grown beyond web site
design to include various types of printed projects, tradeshow booth
graphics, product labeling, silkscreen design and signage. This seems to
have come about because some of my clients had other graphics
requirements besides web site work and approached me about them. While I
still much prefer to create new web sites, the other types of projects
have helped me to grow my skill level and let me offer additional value
to my clients.
My web site work can be viewed on the 'current
projects' or 'previous projects' pages.
If you are interested in receiving a copy of my resumé and references,
please click on 'contact' and send me an
email.
Please visit my project pricing link to get an
idea about how I go about pricing a job. If you have some basic web site
questions, please try the Questions page. You may
also stop by the personal links page to visit
other sites that have a special interest for me.

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