The challenge for this logo was to redesign it in a way that gave a nod to the church’s previous one, which included the traditional United Methodist Church’s cross-and-flame logo and added several leaves to indicate growth and renewal.
I decided to bring the whole design forward by using modern shapes and flat colors. All the elements are still present, but in a way that better reflects the church as a whole.
I recently got started into designing kits for teams on FIFA 20. With PC mods you can actually put the creations into the game and play with them. This makes for a fantastic experience, as it lets you change your team’s kits as you progress through different seasons, giving the whole game a lot more immersion and realism.
I’m currently playing a career mode save as the manager of Macclesfield Town. Along with their kits, the badge was in pretty desperate need of an overhaul, so naturally I’ve done that as well.
I decided to take one of my designs–the third kit, where traditionally you have a bit more creative flexibility–and give it the full mockup treatment. I love how it turned out and I would love to have this shirt in real life.
Just a cute little Bubble Bobble retro game t-shirt design, for those of us whose partners help balance out our bobbly natures.
Or, you know, for yourself.
Pick one up in the shop.
Craig Campell from Nerdburger Games approached me about designing a t-shirt for his Redbubble shop. We had a fun exchange, and he offered some great feedback after the initial sketches.
I had the privilege of working with Todd Crapper of Broken Ruler Games on designing the website for their fantastic RPG, High Plains Samurai. The game itself is a blast to play, and I tried to capture the action-packed feel of the game in the design of the site through colors, fonts, and animations.
I really enjoyed working on this adventure module for the Universal Storytelling System from Palegain Press. The setting, though vaguely East Asian, is unique and my design skills were stretched trying to communicate the flavor of the setting without lazily reverting to stereotypes or appropriating (and erasing) specific real-world cultures.
A bit of fanart for the second season of the hit Dungeons & Dragons show Critical Role.
I recently had the privilege of working with James Introcaso to redesign his Ennie-winning website, World Builder Blog. James was a pleasure to work with.
Check out his website.
