This is the official design for the 2014 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony DVD Box set. In addition to designing the packaging, I also designed and animated all the motion graphics on the DVDs as well.

This was a design for a 7' tall banner used at public events. Images of technology evoke a sense of immediacy and precision but blend down into a tranquil scene of the Smoky Mountains as cool blues give way to natural greens. The logo, prominent in the center, provides a point of transition both visually and thematically.

This print ad featuring our new afternoon show lineup appeared in the program for the Tennessee Valley Fair. More rustic visual elements like burlap and aged wood were used to give the ad a more informal feel appropriate to the venue.

This is an 8 foot long studio set element for a local football show focusing on the Tennessee Volunteers. The graphics were mounted on poly-aluminum.

This is artwork for a full-sized billboard that was placed around town to promote the arrival of a new show on our network. I wanted the design to have a local element, but be simple and in keeping with the informal nature of the photography.

This is an example of a business card I created which borrows heavily from the design of our on-air news graphics. The station logo is also an element I created and which is used both on-air and in print. These business cards are currently in use.

This 6' banner lined our tent at the American Cancer Society's annual Relay For Life event. The theme of the fundraising event that year was clearly, the circus. The design elements were inspired by vintage circus posters from the early 1920's and 30's.

While not strictly a print piece, I designed this outdoor sign and oversaw its fabrication into a self-illuminating architectural sign for my station's front entrance. The logo and lettering are extruded aluminum backlit with LED's