I spent roughly five years working for Woodward Camp, charged with documenting the camp through photography, and then using the images as fodder to create promotional materials. I designed brochures, magazine ads, camp signage, t-shirts, flip flops, business cards, a website, and much more.

I like to layer images, combine ideas visually to create a composite image that tells a story. I guess that is what graphic design is. I always struggled personally with the notion that I was a hack, untrained, and noticed that my work tended not to look like traditional graphic design.

In retrospect, I think I got it right sometimes, and I enjoy looking back on what I created.

Some business cards I designed. My favorite is Erica’s, the transportation director, because I made a car out of the logo.

VIP badges for an event.

The woodward logo is an oval. Feet are sort of oval, so I turned the logo into a flip-flop design.