Sync your time with your priorities on the first calendar designed around humans. Concept, interface design, and marketing by Matthew. Coming 2017.

A case study of my process for developing a brand identity. A quick overview from the exploration through to final delivery

Innovative cross-platform designs for a patient centered, physician designed cloud-based medical app

A recap on my experience working with Volvo to develop a user experience vision for autonomous driving.

Desktop site design for advanced web analytics application

I was thrilled to receive the opportunity to provide illustrations for YGod, a new book by young author Danielle D'Souza. When I was approached by Stan Jantz, publishing director at Regal Books, I was asked if I could produce 32 'New Yorker' style images with a tight turnaround date; he needed them in 21 days. I met my deadline and was able to garner enthusiasm for my work from the Regal team and their young author, Danielle.

Digital, commercial and fine art illustration.

Logo Identity projects from 2010-2011

It was a great honor and tremendous challenge to take on the task of finishing a series of murals begun by David Legaspy III, a renowned muralist from Australia who has painted at many schools and churches all over the Malibu and LA area. David was able to complete roughly 80% of the murals you see below, but nearly every wall required some finishing touches- leaving approximately two weeks of work. Thankfully, David's sketches were well organized and preserved, leaving little guesswork for me. The experience of translating David's sketches into paint made for a rich and unique collaboration process that I shall not forget. To liven up the collaboration, I was able to bring in the talented helping hands of Heidi Hill (2 days) and Penny Hill (1 day).

Illustrations for Gospel Light - to be used in a variety of printed and digital mediums.

Out of nowhere, it suddenly became vital for me to draw elephants. Elephant after elephant- I would draw them in all shapes and sizes. It didn't take long before a character developed, pleading for the company of friends, which is when the donkey and snake showed up. The drawings below are a sampling of my favorites to emerge from my 'elephanitis' period.

8 page Course Description booklet for Cheetah Learning. To make the content more visually engaging, I created over 40 custom icons.

A set of Images I created for online publication at PiDesign for Riverland Resorts.

Inspired by the question: 'What is Wisdom?', this series is the result of trying to find it and capture it in images while bringing to the surface an interesting story.

This batch of characters is being presented to Dole Foods for adoption. If they don't want them, I guess I'll just have more brain children to feed.

Information, more meaningful with pictures.

Mark Holmen came to me asking for a simple graphic solution that would deliver his pointed mission: to bring faith home. Marks dedicated focus was contagious, and I was able to quickly and efficiently generate graphics that were "perfect" for his mission.

For My Senior Arts Capstone Project, My partner and I opted to format a visual communication design curriculum for 8th graders, and then get in the classroom and teach for 8 weeks. Our once a week, for 8 week sessions covered illustration, perspective, custom lettering, identity development, composition, and graphic design principles. We were thrilled to get with the students each week to share our passion for thoughtful design. We found that they were quite enthused as well. By the end of the session, a local print shop (thank you Eastwind Screenprinting!) agreed to print out 40 tshirts for us for free. We created the shirt design compiling scanned images created by each of the 34 students contained within a larger composition of our own.

Tribe, A Manly Herd of Fathers and Sons Written by Timothy Smith, Tribe aims to build meaningful relationships between fathers and sons. The book will be published in 2010.

For the last year or so, I've had the privilege of enjoying great coffee in my local community at a place called Element. Shop owner, Mike Colston, and his team of baristas have graciously spread their tables with slabs of paper every morning so that the local creatives can find their release through crayon. It has been a lot of fun revisiting 'the original medium', that I became familiar with in childhood. Below is a selection of my works, and some of the people I've been blessed to collaborate with.

This is a collection of mock book covers I designed to give as Christmas gifts in 2008. The fictional back cover summaries, written by the amazing Brooke Lawler, aim to engage each recipient uniquely.The Design sought to provide a compelling cover visual for the respective individual type. The Covers were placed onto black hard bound sketch books with blank pages for potential story writing.

I've paired up with The Parents Coach, Timothy smith, to create graphics that reflect has unique personality and business practices.