List of Website Projects
Below is a selection of companies for whom I designed their websites and the business collateral associated with it, such as logos, business cards, rack cards, infographics, and brochures. Throughout the years, these websites have been built on the latest platforms available at the time, including Dreamweaver, WordPress, and Squarespace.
- Lambert Behavioral Neuroscience Laboratory (website)
- Twin Soles Ashiatsu Massage (website)
- Dr. Andrew Kneier, psychologist (website)
- Personal Touch Painting (website)
- Rancho Primavera (website)
Selected Projects
Lambert Neuroscience Laboratory
Worked with esteemed neuroscientist, Dr. Kelly Lambert in designing two different iterations of her website over a 13 year period.
She studies rats as models of human health and behavior, and I was so inspired by her work, that I now own two pet rats myself; Thelma and Louise!
Lambert Neuroscience Laboratory Website
Twin Soles Ashiatsu Massage
Designed this website, Twin Soles, after receiving the best Ashiatsu massage of my life!
I also created her graphics, logo, and brochure.
Twin Soles Massage Website
Personal Touch Painting
Created this website for Personal Touch Painting, as well as the owner’s brochures.
Note the creative navigation links designed to emulate a painter’s color swatches.
Personal Touch Painting Website
Rancho Primavera Lodge
Visited this bird-watchers lodge, Rancho Primavera, in Mexico several times, and updated their website along with designing their downloadable brochure.
Rancho Primavera Website
Finding Your Way Through Cancer
Designed this website, Finding Your Way Through Cancer, for Dr. Andrew Kneier, along with painting the topo maps and lighthouse to go with the ‘finding your way’ theme.
Finding Your Way Through Cancer Website
Gallery of older projects no longer online
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- Bioassessment Services Website
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- Mendocino Tahoe Conservancy website
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- Guild of Natural Science Illustrators website
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- Sierra Nature Learning website
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