I got started with design work while in college, creating the posters and print ads for concerts I was booking and promoting. My first full time creative position was in 2000, as a new media designer for a major entertainment company in NYC. After a few years of working on freelance projects in my free time, I finally started up my own business and have been working independently ever since.

What I do and How I do it.

I use pens, pencils, scissors, cameras and computers to create compelling visual designs.

When approaching a new project, I follow my client's lead. If you have a clear idea in mind, I'll help execute that idea and bring it to life.

If you aren't sure where to start, I'm happy to take the lead and work with you every step of the way to ensure that you're 100% happy with the end results. After all, it's your project; I'm just here to help, and I can offer my many years of experience to make sure you get the very best results.

I've heard too many horror stories of designers' own ambitions getting in the way of their clients' wishes, and I take a tremendous amount of pride in my ability to meet deadlines, budgets and ultimately deliver excellent work and an exceptional experience.

This should be fun!

My clients include a wide range of individuals, small businesses, and large corporations; musicians, filmmakers, authors and artists; realtors, doctors and lawyers; and though I'm excited for the opportunity to work on just about any interesting project, I make it a point to seek out projects with non-profits whenever possible.

Go ahead and take a look through the portfolio. It's just a small sampling of my work, so for each item posted on this site, there are dozens more like it. If there's a particular type of design piece you're interested in and would like to see additional work, just ask.

If you have a project on which you'd like to collaborate, or if you just want to get in touch and ask for some advice or say hello, please do. I'd love to hear from you.

Thanks,
Jeff

An important part of my personal life is the time I spend volunteering in my community.

Extending that spirit to my professional life, I now donate 2% of all proceeds from my design work to a variety of charitable organizations that have special significance to me. And while I realize 2% might not seem like much, as a self-employed small business owner I know that even a little bit can go a long way.

The current list of recipient organizations includes the following:

These are just a few of the organizations that mean a lot to me; there are plenty of others I support, and I periodically switch out who's featured on the site.