Here is a sampling of some recent iconography I finished for the company I currently work for. We did over 80 icons. Many of these icons would be used in a context where they would have a label. I'd love to hear your feedback.

Here are just a few graphics I was playing with for a blog post. The Knights Templar were wealthy, but they weren't always that way. Their symbol was 2 riders on 1 horse to signify their poverty when they were first commissioned during the crusades.

Just something I did for fun. Updated to orange from pink.  

Last week I did a storyboard for a project at work. I decided to indulge and have fun with it. I was inspired by the comic art of Chris Ware. Click on the link below to see the full PDF. Clinical Storyboard  

Sorry for posting a day late. I was traveling to Chicago yesterday. I am here temporarily to provide UX design support for the GE Healthcare software development team. Two weeks ago I moved into my new home. I have been pretty busy hence my lack of posts. A month ago I entered an infographics contest for the ...

Here is the entry that I submitted to Nielsen on thursday. The contest winners will be picked on the 25th of this month. It is designed for a 16x20" format. I plan on creating more web-friendly versions as well.     _____________________________________________________________________ Slices PDF version here

Nielsen, the company that measures consumer media, is hosting an infographic competition using their data about social media, mobile usage, and video/TV usage. The goal is to create an infographic using the most interesting sets of data. Here is an example of one of the data sets:   There is just so much data that it is ...

I often doodle during church. Here are some typographic doodles I did of quotes that I like.                         Philosophy is understanding understanding.                         There are no solutions, only trade-offs.                         There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy.

The past week I have been doing some tedious genealogy research so that I can include some graphics on the percentages of different racial heritages of my baby to include in the infographic announcement I am making of her. I have only done the research in my free time, I haven't started to design yet. On ...

So I am still working on the baby announcement/poster. PDF here. I changed the format to 13" x 19" because that is a size that my printer can handle. I went through tons of iterations. I want to print it on very thin paper. I was thinking newsprint. Any other suggestions? How is this ...