Previous versions of this site:

Some snap-shots of earlier iterations of this website (not all them were created under my current incredibly witty domain name). I think the earliest of these dates from 2000. I've been making websites since 1996 so hopefully I can find some my first websites to include here. I don't think any of these previous versions are as good the site you are looking at now, but none of them are horrible either.

American Office:

American Office has been providing office environment solutions since 1932. One of the most successful and stable contract office furniture dealers in the United States, they needed a new Web site to reflect their high quality products and their high standard for customer service.

Brook Group, LTD's goal was to give the company a look that was cutting-edge, yet elegant. We wanted to incorporate their beautiful furniture into the site, and provide a modern feel by cropping in on its variety of shapes and textures. Since customer service is something that sets them apart, we included images of people into the layout to give the site a warm and welcoming feeling.

I designed the interface for this site and coded the html. The site is coded using standards compliant HTML and Cascading Style Sheets, the site also incorporates animated sections created using Macromedia Flash.

American's for War dot Com:

American's for War dot Com was a satirical website which lampooned the national hysteria and clamor for war preparedness during the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq in 2002. Although this site was intended as comedy and was definitely not to be taken seriously it was a serious piece of web development and included a fully functional e-commerce system. I did all the coding and design for Americans for War dot Com.

Medicalliance:

I designed this dynamic and informative website for the pharmaceutical marketing company Medicalliance. The site was built using HTML, cascading stylesheets and included an animated splash page and an interactive timeline of the company's history, which were created using Macromedia Flash. More page from this site: page 2, page 3.

Summertime: Lest We Forget:

A silkscreened book that I made. Images from photographs I took at Glen Echo Park with lyrics to In The Summertime by Mungo Jerry. 3 color serigraphs on handmade paper.

West of the Fields:

Another music lyrics book that I made, this one was printed letterpress (2 colors) on UV - Ultra Radian White Paper. The images are from my back yard (at the time I was living on Bolton Hill in Baltimore, MD) with the text from the song West of the Fields by R.E.M. The type is hand set and the photos were printed using photo polymer plates.

London Doodling:

A book I made chronicling my 2001 trip to London. The images were re-drawn from photographs I took during the trip and are 3 color serigraphs, the text is a mixture of my travel diary (printed in red) and comments I wrote while making the book (printed in black) and was printed on a laser printer.