While being employed by Full Contact Advertising (Boston, MA) I was the digital artist on the team with Creative Direction from Matt Ledoux and the Art Direction of Trey Phillips. This campaign launched Zipcar’s series of ads showing how having a Zipcar membership is better and riding public transportation. It was matched with ads on [...]
As the senior designer for Spruce Environmental Technologies I designed this RipCard Flyer that was mailed to it’s customer base. This format has a wonderful capability of not only being a promotional piece for the parent company and it’s inline ventilation products, but also having a perforated business card that rips off the bottom with [...]
While interning for Modernista! my senior year of college. I had the opportunity to design the brand booklet for Bono’s (RED) campaign. This booklet was distributed nationally to get the campaign off the ground and promote the project. Since this was designed, this campaign has become affiliate with GAP, American Express and Armani.
While being employed by Full Contact Advertising (Boston, MA) I was the digital production artist on the team with Creative Direction from Marty Donahue and the Art Direction from Tim Foley, and designer Kristie Miles. This team designs all new Point of Purchase advertising for AuBon Pain.
EG Visual created this full page ad for Orchard Group Church Planting. It was featured in over 5 conference national conference catalogs, such as the Exponential Conference and the NECC conference.

While being employed by Full Contact Advertising (Boston, MA) I was the digital artist on the team with Creative Direction from Matt Ledoux and the Art Direction of Trey Phillips. This campaign launhced Zipcar’s series of ads showing how having a Zipcar membership was better and riding public transportation.

While working at Full Contact Advertising I was the digital artist on the design team under the creative lead of Matt Ledoux and art direction of Trey Phillips. This Ad campaign was so much fun to work on for Boston.com because the whole campaign was geared around the clever tagline of “By Locals. For Locals.”