Very proud to have a project I collaborated on with a colleague featured as a successful case study in a newly released post-secondary textbook. Public Relations Writing: Strategies and Structure by Doug Newsom and Jim Haynes teaches the essentials of writing with understanding and purpose. The textbook is being used by over 100 colleges and has been translated into several languages.
The 11th edition of this educational tome will be released in January of 2016.
Very proud to have three of my pieces included in the newly published 2016 Graphis Poster Annual. The 256-page coffee table book can be purchased online by clicking here.
Very proud to have won three Graphis Awards in their annual poster design competition. My work won in the following categories:
- GOLD: "Portrait of Vladimir Putin"
- SILVER: "Carpe Diem"
- SILVER: "Big Fish Haul"
Graphis publishes the world's most significant and influential works in the areas of design, advertising and photography (since 1944).
I'm developing a series of posters and animated infographics on the natural habitat of wildlife vs. the average amount of space they are allocated in a zoo. The visual imbalance of these figures is quite striking. While I do see benefit in preserving species and educating the general public about animals they may otherwise not have the opportunity to see, I do wonder about the psychological effects forced upon them in these unnatural environments.
Check out the Winter 2014 issue of Designer Magazine to read an article I wrote on being deployed to Vietnam:
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Clockwise from top-left: Kim Jong Un (North Korea), Angela Merkel (Germany), Ali Khamenei (Iran), Stephen Harper (Canada), Vladimir Putin (Russia), Francois Hollande (France), Pranab Mukherjee (India), Barack Obama (United States of America).
Monty. Minimalist style:
Monty. Japanese style:
