A touring children's performing troupe needed a puppet to help teach about nutrition. I prepared this video proposal and it seemed to work since I got the contract. The 3-D images/animations were done in Second Life.

This coloring page for "Boo•Boo the Clown" was made from 2 different photos which I traced, combined and modified. I then added the borders, stars and text banner.

A friend in South Carolina performs bubble shows. He was booked to appear in a parade and wanted ideas for a steampunk bubble machine. I came up with this design which could be mounted on a small trailer and powered by a car battery or small generator inside. He wasn't able to build it due to time constraints, but he liked the design.

I designed this in-house form for the employees taking orders in the copy room. I used the icons to reduce any confusion about the items. The main idea behind the form was to speed up the order taking process. It worked very well, and customers were even filling out the forms themselves.

A steampunk style set design for a mad scientist laboratory. Designed in Second Life for the Big Thinkers science shows at Stone Mountain Park. The show centers around experiments with dry ice, so the door on the tubular wall opens and "smoke" pours out. The large cabinet with the red curtain is the puppet stage on wheels.

This is the label to a bottle sold mainly as a gag item after an "Old-Timey Medicine Show" performed by a local magician. To get the old fashioned look, I transferred this to a large rubber stamp and used the best imprint on an old piece of paper as the master copy.