GRAPHIC DESIGN SERVICES
brand design & development • print and packaging design • website design & development • email campaigns • social media content
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adobe creative suite
In addition to creating this website from scratch using WordPress, my real strengths are in my decades of experience with the Adobe Creative Suite, specifically with the following apps:
Look who stopped by!
Snoop Dogg in da house.
case study: Jamaica joel's
Projects include logo and interior mural. Jamaica Joel's has been voted the best cannabis dispensary in Eugene, Oregon by the Eugene Weekly for the past four years (2023, 2022, 2021, and 2020). I am both honored and humbled that Snoop and Tommy Chong (pictured with me and some friends below) posed in front of my work.
custom built wordpress websites
Working as a sub-contractor for ThndrStrm I design and build you a completely custom WordPress site. While I'm the sole designer of these sites, I am lucky to work with a talented team which includes a back-end guy who's an SEO wizard as well as the founder of the company who is a networking guru.
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The reason this final image looks so convincingly real is that the shadows all fall in the same direction. When choosing source images for a composite such as this one, it's absolutely essential the shadows match in foreground and background. The technique I used here was to first remove the background of the original photo with the kids, using the Bezier pen tool in Adobe Photoshop to precisely isolate the kids and the rocks, then save that path as a selection and make it its own layer, and from there apply a layer mask to it, so I could fine-tune the edges of the rocks and the kids—making them smooth in some places like the hair and sharp in others like the rocks—which then allowed them to be placed seamlessly on any background, which in this case was the Manhattan skyline as seen from the Empire State Building. After combining the two photos, the final step was to convert the image to black and white to achieve maximum tonal continuity between foreground and background.
The reason this final image looks so convincingly real is that the shadows all fall in the same direction. When choosing source images for a composite such as this one, it's absolutely essential the shadows match in foreground and background. The technique I used here was to first remove the background of the original photo with the kids, using the Bezier pen tool in Adobe Photoshop to precisely isolate the kids and the rocks, then save that path as a selection and make it its own layer, and from there apply a layer mask to it, so I could fine-tune the edges of the rocks and the kids—making them smooth in some places like the hair and sharp in others like the rocks—which then allowed them to be placed seamlessly on any background, which in this case was the Manhattan skyline as seen from the Empire State Building. After combining the two photos, the final step was to convert the image to black and white to achieve maximum tonal continuity between foreground and background.
LET'S MAKE YOU LEGENDARY
Wow you've gotten this far in my website? Good job! Remember, the examples shown here are but a tiny fraction of my total body of work. If interested in seeing more don't hesitate to use the circular menu centered at the top of this page and you'll find a Clients link (but even that isn't all of my work, there's just not enough room for it all). However, if you're looking to become a legendary brand in a crowded field and have seen enough then you need look no further, as the brands I develop have all risen to the top of their competition.
it's time to reach for the stars.
You can do it, and I can help you.
Simple Startup
It couldn't be easier to get your project going once you've contacted me. I'll walk you through the process from beginning to end so we both know what to expect.
what you'll pay
Depending on the scope of your project I will either charge you a flat fee or an hourly rate, or a combination of both. Either way it's money well spent.
what you'll get
I love when a client tells me I've given them more than they could have possibly hoped for, but I'm not really surprised because that's always my goal.