New (Sept) work

Helloooooooo redesign! The Sept 2010 issue of Entrepreneur magazine ushers in a new look and feel, complimenting the overall package we have worked so hard to create. The result? A highly engaging, energetic experience. Photo-driven layouts that coincide with fun, inventive, useful articles. It has, if I may, PERSONALITY.

HauteLook's Adam Berhardt is on the subscriber cover looking mighty fine. Four young millionaires (Foodzie, ModCloth included) lend some youth and freshness. Speaking of youth, we have an 8-year old entrepreneur. They're growing 'em young these days.

All in all, I am very proud of all the art/edit team here has accomplished. Kudos for all the hard work, and may each issue be better than the last.

A hipstamatic roadtrip

The trusty hipstamatic was on standby for a mini-roadtrip to Vegas, capturing quintessential Vegasisms.

New (August) work

August is the last of the 2008 redesign look and feel of Entrepreneur. Starting with the Sept issue, we are rolling out a fresh, updated look. The intent of this mini-redesign was to tweak the design (mostly of columns and departments) to really work in sync with the engaging content we have spent the past two years developing. The new look is clean, crisp, and allows our amazing photography to breathe a bit. Stay tuned for samples!

New (July) work

One of my favorite features of the year...the Best Business Bars in America. Incredibly fun edit (including a running thread of business-drinking rules by acclaimed Esquire magazine writer Ross McCammon), and a packed to the gills layout.

Hipstamatic!

Playing around with my fun new app in Maine.

Redesign update

Honestly, not much to update. It's slow going. One of the skills I count on is my ability to work under pretty intense pressure. I can pull off some amazing feats, though admittedly not all of them brilliant. And it's looking like, despite my best efforts, that's going to be the case here as well.

Two redesigns in the works, one semi-complete. The other just little ideas floating around in my head.

Two weeks til we hit the ground running.

Oy.

From the depths of the "never-see-the-light-of-day" vault.

Some layouts I personally dig that got axed along the way. Some are rough (placeholder copy, etc), others polished with a bit more shine.