On this beautiful day I found myself surrounded by perfectly trimmed green grass, speedy golf carts, and a mob of people lacking fashion sense. Where am I? At a fancy golf club house helping out a fundraiser with my Photoshop talents of course. My sole job was to organize four ladies, arm them with cameras, and unleash them into the masses. Two hours later and some small talk they returned with six hundred images. I sorted through them and found five hundred to be useful, so I began cleaning up the ones I planned to use in the mosaic. Once finished I plugged them all into AndreaMosaic, which is a fantastic program for mosaics. I actually like this program so much I plan on writing a brief tutorial on how to use the software. Anyways, when AndreaMosaic had worked its magic I touched up a few areas and began printing about one hundred copies. All the guest that attended swiftly grabbed them up and I went back to printing more. Just a little background information, the lady in the picture is who the fundraiser was for. It was to help raise money to cover her medical bills.

My little girl is turning three, so it's time to break out the party pack of Photoshop and Illustrator images I have created over time. With an idea in mind I threw color after color onto my digital canvas. After getting the birthday girl's approval I touched it up and began printing. The invitation attracted a lot more attention than I expected and landed me a few freelance jobs. Happy Birthday Angie!

Wishing to increase my skills as a Photoshop artist, I began to play around with a sunset scene. After learning the basics of brush manipulation, I captured a memory from my days of living on the beach.

I had a little free time on my hands, so I decided to put them to work. Illustrator's tools kept me occupied as I created a collage. After completing the base image, I turned to Photoshop for the finishing touches.

I had a little free time on my hands, so I decided to put them to work. Illustrator's tools kept me occupied as I created a collage. After completing the base image, I turned to Photoshop for the finishing touches.

A rising company in the massage industry requested that I make a logo for them. After discussing colors and future plans for the company I created several choices and this is the logo they picked to brand their company with.

It's almost St. Patrick's Day, and you all know what that means! Lots of green, orange, and white banners circulating the Internet. 10Best requested that I make one for the homepage to promote their special radio deals going on for the holiday. Grab a pint and check out the promo.

With the 10Best Bet Awards coming to a close for 2008 on 10Best.com, it was time to alert the world to the Users' Choice Award. Therefore, I created this promo for the homepage to provide a quick link to the Editors' and Users' Choice Awards on 10Best.com.

With the Christmas right around the corner, Zipit Wireless decided they needed several festive logos for the holiday. I was given the task of creating a few themed logos that could be used for marketing purposes and as downloadable backgrounds for the Zipit 2.

The new 10Best Bet Awards are here for 2008, as are the icons I made for them. 10Best.com chooses 1000 businesses across America that are exceptional in every way to receive a certificate and a honorary award icon placed by their boilerplate on 10Best.com.

Who does not like creating pixel art? Zipit Wireless asked me to create a set of 12 emoticons smiley faces for their wireless IM device. Time to get my pen tool and go to work!

A company by the name of Zipit Wireless has come knocking on my door. They are producing a second version to their IM device which will support colors and custom artwork. I was asked to come up with 25 creative backgrounds for this device, so that on product launch there would be content for users to download. Time to find some new Photoshop brushes!

10Best asked me to create a new Featured Destinations Packet for 2008. Using the layouts and colors of 10Best.com, I created an informative and eye-catching packet that will be mailed out to hundreds of potential clients.

After a large request from friends and my school I sat down and created 4 distinct video game posters. These posters are used to decorate the walls of my school during LAN Parties. Feel free to use them as you see fit.

I was asked by my college to create a logo that would symbolize their new career development program called The Bridge Program. This program is designed to help students get into an apprenticeship before graduating, giving the students real-world experience, so that they may succeed in the real world after graduating.

One late night, my good friend David Hilmer and I decided we were going to Photoshop ourselves into a movie. After deciding to do the up-coming movie Spiderman 3, we took the needed pictures of ourselves and placed them on the bodies of Spiderman and Venom. Not bad for a late night project.

This was my first stab at creating a logo for a company. I studied many great logos from other companies and thought about what my company represented. Since Graph X Animation Studios was built to display 3D models it only made sense to create a clean 3D logo for my company.