Welcome to my online portfolio. Click up for a printable résumé and my contact information.
The projects reflected here are from 13 years as a one-stop design shop for Horton Emergency Vehicles as well as a few side projects.
My design foundation formed working on newspapers and grew while producing sales materials for Longaberger. It all came together with the addition of web design at Horton.
Building clean HTML5/CSS3, specializing in responsive layouts.
A start-up bar smith, this business site features responsive design and clean code.
This is a redesign of the www.granvilletownship.org website. The theme was modified to eliminate unnecessary image files in buttons and backgrounds.
Site supports a coorperative that manages a pool. Responsible all aspects of site.
Based on the classic Space Invaders game, Rainy Day uses HTML5/CSS3, Canvas and JavaScript.
A WordPress site with custom page templates and age verification.
Product photography. Click on a thumbnail to see the full image.
This Concept 3 interior is used in literature and web advertising. An "entry-level" Horton, work on the Concept 3 included logo development, help in the development of the system control panel and product photography.
Horton received one of the first TerraStar chassis from International to build the model 623 demo pictured above. This image was used in advertising and in a flyer.
Print work for me began with newspaper layout and design on what became the Mac Classic. That's right -- a broadsheet publication laid out on a nine inch screen!
This piece introduced a new technology to protect safety personel working in the back of an ambulance. Responsible for all aspects including copy, photography and design.
Warning: large file size!
A series of three ads that led to the introduction of multiplex technology with a new ambulance control system. Introduction included product training for the sales field, a brochure and website pages.
While Horton had built rescue vehicles for decades, in 2007 Horton developed an official line of rescue vehicles. The roll out included advertising, brochures, web pages, photography and news releases.
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Both ambulance and rescue models had line art sheets to allow customers and salesmen to pick out dimensions while deciding how to modify that vehicle.
These are some of the miscellaneous design projects I have been involved with from product design to trade show booth design.
Introduction of Horton's multiplex electrical system was a major industry change. The user panels were developed with the vendor featuring printing on both sides with slide-in labels to provide both matte and glossy finishes.
The bottom image is from the original drawing of the patient area panel sent to the panel manufacturer as an autocad file.
While redesigning the Horton plant, a delivery bay was created. The banners on the left highlight Horton features, while the logos on the right show the Horton dealer logos.
Logos and a variety of drawings created in Illustrator.
Represents Horton's Occupant Protection System. This combination of airbags, cushions and seatbelts protects workers during a rollover.
A poster for the Lancaster Arts and Civic Club's production of Charlotte's Web.
An illustration of an octopus for a possible children's book or web page about the creatures done in HTML Canvas.
The color ribbon represents the ambulance wire harness and multiple signals traveling through one wire.
