The College for Creative Studies Graphic Design Student Showcase is a yearly showcase of student work displayed to employers to showcase the school's talent. This year I was part of the team that created the showcase. I was responsible for the design and image formatting, while other team members focussed on the production and editing of work. I also created a print piece to accompany the website to send out to employers.

Exploring a high school hallway as a basis for navigation, I noted the emotionally driven decisions teens make and the common act of note-passing to others, and based my project on emotions. Teens tend to make certain emotions more vocal than others. The representations of the stronger emotions are easier to "catch" in this piece than the emotions that generally stay hidden. The handwriting of the notes also adds to the expression of each piece.

This interactive flash piece explores space while intriguing the user in the question of whether an image is originally taken with a digital or film camera. The game is used as a navigational element to guide the user throughout the piece explaining my interest in both film and digital photography.

As part of the Tripledose Creative Group, I created the website in collaboration with Gomar.

The first version of Avenue53.

Dick's Studio, a prominent photography studio in Ithaca, Michigan was looking for a mini-website that appealed to their target audience, high school seniors. The current trend was vintage clothing, so the site tried to mimic that appearance. The mini-website has now been redesigned with the complete Dicksstudio.com redesign.