Beyond Development is an online safety training provider that wants to bring the oil and gas industry into the modern world by providing all of their certification training online. Live proctored training online with students all over the country. They wish to be at the forefront of technology in order to become the number one provider of online training. I've created everything they use for marketing, including their logo designs, website, animations, training content, and much more!

Refuge Real Estate has a large number of properties that they have purchased for low prices and flipped to sell for much higher amounts of money. They often found themselves meeting with banks and lenders for investment opportunities. They needed a portfolio of their successful ventures in order to sell themselves and gain new investors. This booklet provided them all the ammunition they needed.

My subscription service is perfect for real estate companies as they need weekly cut sheets, mailers, and open house flyers. Refuge Real Estate fully utilizes my services in this regard for a flat monthly fee. Each week is like clockwork - Monday I'd get a new list of open houses for next weekend to create and I'd have them done as soon as possible. There were special events and other happenings that would require my assistance as well.

An investment firm in Austin reached out to me to create a few pieces of literature for their sales team to use. This brochure, called "The Al Frank Way" was AFAM Capital's way of telling their history while simultaneously boasting their impressive numbers. They wanted this brochure to be geared towards older generations as the main theme is low-risk long term investments.

With the purpose of proposing an alternative to paper usage in schools, firstly I needed to emphasize the drastic effect it has on the environment in its current standing. This was done as a graphic design project, but also as a pitch to the Aggie Green Fund for a potential grant. The project was broken into three parts, each initiated by the phrase "Did You Know?" Part one is about highlighting the problem, so it has a red and yellow colorscheme. Part two details the destruction occurring to nature, so the green colors work well here. Part three talks about why nature needs to be preserved, so a comforting blue and pink [...]