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Voice2Star Logo & Website

Posted on December 6, 2002December 12, 2011 by jess

Voice2Star was a company started by former Xspedius employees to sell satellite telephone equipment and service plans. This freelance project was referred to me by a former supervisor as I began work for Nicholls. The clients needed a logo and a simple brochure style website to showcase their products and options for satellite telephones. Like many clients they needed the work completed quickly, so I still think the project could have used a little more time. I believe the logo and website production were completed in less than 30 days. The website was mostly static HTML with a small set of custom PHP scripts to make minor sales notice updates.

Posted in Freelance Tagged Design, Logo, Print, Web

Self Promotion 1994 to 1999

Posted on July 19, 1999December 12, 2011 by jess

Here are a bunch of self promotion pieces. Some of these were completed as student projects and others were just ideas. The portfolio CD was produced using Macromedia Director and sent out instead of a resume. This also includes my very first website ironically designed in a blog format.

Posted in Personal, Student Work Tagged art, Concept, Design, Logo, Print, User Interface, Web

Loose Caboose

Posted on June 1, 1998October 6, 2018 by jess

The Loose Caboose Coffee House in Monroe, Louisiana as owned and operated by my roommates. I even had a small percentage stake in the coffee house, and help out from time to time. Most of my assistance came in the form of creating cleaned up logos, newspaper ads, fliers, and maintaining the Loose Caboose web site.

Posted in Freelance, Pro Bono Publico Tagged Design, Illustration, Logo, Multiple Media, Print, Publications

Employment Journal

Posted on January 15, 1996December 12, 2011 by jess

The Employment Journal was a tabloid style newsprint publication for career and employment news in Louisiana. It was originally managed by Erik Pearson the brother of the late Alicia Pearson of Pearson Design. I did mostly the final design and production for several issues until Peason Design closed.

Posted in Pearson Design Tagged Design, Print, Production, Publications

SunSplash Pools Logo & Advertising

Posted on December 20, 1995December 12, 2011 by jess

SunSplash Pools was a swimming pool construction and supply company in West Monroe, Louisiana. As a client for Pearson Design they needed a logo and print advertising for both color and black & white newsprint projects. They wanted a design that would mix a sun object and water without using some of the common sun graphics that you typically see. I think the final version here was completed after about three or four rejected revisions. Sadly I don’t have the original development work.

Posted in Pearson Design Tagged Advertising, Logo, Print

Bayou Internet

Posted on November 10, 1995December 12, 2011 by jess

Bayou Internet might still be around. Pearson Design completed a full project for Bayou Internet soon after they started selling dial-up internet services. This was the first commercial project where I worked as account executive, designer, and art director. It was very cool to be given such responsibility before I even graduated from college. Pearson Design handled the logo, website, and some print advertising for Bayou Internet in late 1995 through early 1996.

I don’t have the original logo files or the print advertisements, but I do have this image of the final website. You should note this design was completed in HTML 3.2.

Posted in Pearson Design Tagged Logo, Print, Web

Community Trust Bank Projects

Posted on August 20, 1995December 12, 2011 by jess

These are a couple of the projects completed for Community Trust Bank while I was working at Pearson Design. One was an informative two color brochure for their telephone banking program. The other was the design for a loan application kiosk. I find it ironic how the web has changed things.

Posted in Pearson Design Tagged Design, Mutiple Media, Print, User Interface

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