MoreRecipes.com
MoreRecipes.com has over 53,000 recipes listed on their website. The challenge was to move the website design from a standard html designed originally in 1999, to a more home-spun look and feel with more modern navigation and Google AdSense advertising abilities and site-wide analytics.
The Design Factory West Website
The Design Factory West was specifically created by me to help advertising agencies get their foot in the door of perspective clients and new business pitches. I created those door openers with unique, highly creative three dimensional new business presentation materials tailored to open that conversation with each desired account.
Pitzer Advertising & Design Website
This is the last iteration of the website I’ve built for my own company, Pitzer Advertising & Design.
Carver Mountain Estates Micro Site
Before the real estate market started to slide in Phoenix, I created this marketing website for the exclusive use of the investors of Carver Mountain so they would have access to the marketing materials we’d developed in order for this group to do their own one-to-one marketing.
Kawasaki Dirt Bikes – Print Campaign
This series of full-color, spread ads are from a two-year print campaign developed for Kawasaki’s line of dirt bikes.
Lewis and Roca – Practice Group Campaign
These 4-color, half page print samples are part of a series created over a two-year period for the Practice Groups at Lewis and Roca. The campaign was designed to tie into the main print campaign which used mobiles and stabiles created by Alexander Calder.
Arizona Motorcycle Safety Advisory Council
Back in 2007, I left my position as Executive Creative Director at E.B. Lane in Phoenix, Arizona to open the Scottsdale office of Bozell as Managing Partner. My first pitch was for a State agency marketing & advertising account, the Arizona Motorcycle Safety Advisory Council which had just gone into review.
TEAC – Print Campaign
This print campaign is from a two-year, b&w print series developed for TEAC way back in 1989 & 1990 and was later developed as posters to be placed around several Southern California college campuses.
