ANNA-BROWN.com
This website showcases Anna Brown's clothing designs, which are also for sale in the shop section, powered by Big Cartel.
2012, ongoing. This website showcases Anna Brown's clothing designs, which are also for sale in the shop section, powered by Big Cartel.
Fall 2006. This site for photographer Vaughn Sills serves as her online portfolio. The design is minimal and stripped down, focusing attention on the photographs.
Fall 2008, ongoing. This website for Roll Over Rover, Inc., showcases each design and the combination of garments, sizes, and colors in which it's available.
Summer 2009 The tag line for this blog by author Lisa Rogak is "Chef Toolboxes Tell All".
No longer active.
2007, ongoing. Online journal of the Marxist Literary Group. This journal made the transition from print to the web in 2007, and the design echos the design of the print edition, and maintains the coherency of each issue through time.
2006 - 2010. Janine Adams switched careers in 2006 from pet writer to professional organizer. I developed her logo, business cards, and website. Since then, we've expanded her site to include a popular blog and a page to sign up for her workshops. I also built a e-newsletter template, t-shirts, car tire cover, and postcards, and various advertisements.
2010. Chris Talsma, of Filoramo Talsma, 10d Architecture, wanted an easy-to-update website that would show case his companies projects. He wanted users to be able to easily view projects, keeping mouse clicks to a minimum.
Summer 2006. Website for pet writer and editor Jennifer Quasha. Custom-drawn illustrations by Sally Brown.
Fall 2005. Website for a building in the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago, with two apartments for rent.
Summer 2007. Website for Saatchi Synagogue in London, for publicizing their events, regular services, and newsletter.
Spring 2006. This site for author Lowry Pei features short stories, novel excerpts, and essays. Each can be downloaded as a pdf, but the layout and typography was designed with online readability in mind.
Spring 2003. This site for artist and illustrator Sally Brown serves as her online portfolio. Though the code is outdated now, I still like the design.