brand development
Steve Inskeep is one of several NPR hosts I have worked with (Michele Norris, Tom Gjelten). For this project the focus was promoting his prescient new book Differ We Must: How Lincoln Succeeded in a Divided America.
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For James Kaplan’s forthcoming epic multi-biography, 3 Shades of Blue; Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans and the lost Empire of Cool, I redesigned his website, updating the UX and adding rich media. I also added a raft of new UI and movement to the site. We retained our previous richly-researched work for Kaplan’s books on Irving Berlin and Frank Sinatra.
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I created the style guide and design for Colum’s author website. Central to the project a space for Colum’s site-exclusive pieces and weekly letter to young writers.
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Land Liberty and Loss is a major new event program from Humanities New York. I was bought in as the creative lead to design and produce a comprehensive set of new digital assets.
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I’ve worked closely with John and his team designing the UX for two major book launches and creating three website redesigns.
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Working with Sebastian, Hachette and agent Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency – I designed his website and online archive for his books, articles, and films.
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I was the creative director for a new program design on race and identity at the Aspen Institute, founded by former NPR host Michele Norris. As well as establishing the program’s visual identity, I oversaw the style guide development and directed the creative for international campaigns to engage funding partners. The Race Card Project powers the identity-sharing and storytelling products into curriculum tools at The Bridge.
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Marketing and book website design for Michael Davis’ Street Gang: The Complete History of Sesame Street. The original version of the site was a fully interactive experience produced in Flash.
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Website and online branding for Robert Karjel, Somali Pirate hunter, maker of fine desserts and author of The Swede.
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