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We haven't actually done anything with these yet, but here are a couple of flash headers I designed for Liquid Radio Live.

This was probably one of the funnest assignments I've had at Liquid Compas to-date; an all-flash website covering the history of Colfax Avenue for The Denver Post. Check out the site here.

This Lego-style concept didn't make the cut, but I had a ton of fun makin' it.

A collection of template websites I've made at Liquid Compas for various clients, most in the radio industry.

The second version of my online portfolio, Site 07.

This is a mock layout I threw together for a client pitch at Liquid Compass. Ultimately, we didn't land the account, but nonetheless, I was happy with the graphics.

When I was hired as graphic designer at Liquid Compass, one of my first tasks was to redeign the company's website-- at this point, our services were still split into a Creative and Streaming departments, so they had me build a site for each, connected by a single splash/portal page. Shown here is the Creative portion of the site.

Graffiti-inspired web sites I built for the Colorado band, The Mercury Project. The Flash version ended up winning a Site of The Month Award from a couple Denver publications.

I never completed this site, as it seemed ridiculous to make yet another all-Flash site for my design portfolio, as I was simultaneously making a new one at Site 07, but nevertheless, I'm really proud of this one. You can see the partial site here.

I executed all the Flash, and contributed some map graphics to this site for Andrisen Morton, a high-end clothier specializing in couture fashion. All the heavy-lifting design was done by James Stolzenbach and Danny Vigil at Brand New Inc.

The second Flash site I built for the band I used to play in, On Second Thought.

A truly over-the-top Flash site I built for Kirwan Brown, a Grammy-Nominated bassist.

This was the first version of Site 07, when I first started to get serious about design.

Another one from the early days-- a little flash site for Hush, a nightclub here in Denver.

This was my first paying gig as a designer, and was absolute Hell on Earth for myself, the client, and my pal Tom Benway who did all the cuttin' and coding. Glad to have this one behind me. WAY behind me.

My very first attempt at on online portfolio... awww. I only really had about 4 paying clients... the rest was all self-promotional graphics and an embarrassingly large collection of splash screens.