In all aspects of my life, I am guided by my own personal muses, on a journey that has allowed me to explore many media and disciplines. Regardless of what media were used to create it, all of my work shares one characteristic: a passion for creativity.

The work represented in this area is organized primarily by medium with chronological listings of major projects that have been completed in recent years. The work ranges from research to design for corporate, non-profit, governmental and educational clients (including The Coca-Cola Company, Destination Hotels & Resorts, Georgia Tech, IBM Corporation, New York Times, Penn State University, PBS Online, and the U.S. Department of Education), producing usable and well-designed products in a variety of media including web, multimedia, video and print. These experiences have allowed me to play a variety of roles and become expertly skilled in the areas of information architecture, interaction design, usability evaluation, and designing for universal accessibility.

My work was significantly impacted by my completion of the Georgia Tech Information Design & Technology (IDT) graduate program in 1998. This interdisciplinary program blends cultural studies (theory) with the practice of creating multi-mediated artifacts (production). During my graduate studies, I completed coursework in the areas of: cultural and communication studies; educational philosophies and technologies; use of technology in the arts and in museums; hypermedia design methodologies; naturalistic (ethnographic) systems planning methods; HTML/Javascript/CGI and Web architecture; multimedia design; and analog/digital video production.

The PBS logo is a trademark of the Public Broadcasting System. The "Buzz" character is a trademark of the Georgia Institute of Technology. The New York Times logo is a trademark of the New York Times Company. The Coca-Cola red disk and logo are trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. The "D" logo is a trademark of Destination Hotels & Resorts.