GALLERY

Through the course of a career, you produce a lot of work. Some is good; some not as good. That makes it hard to judge individually. What's key is the body of work created over time. Everything I've ever done has been put out there into the public realm, open to be judged by angry adults. I'm happy to put these pieces of my portfolio out there.

For a week one summer, a dozen theology students trekked through the wilds of Yellowstone in search for a connection between religion and nature. It was everywhere, including--and maybe especially--in the grizzly bear.	In 1976, Joe Morgan was the best player on the best team in baseball. Today, his playing days are over, but he remains the hero we loved.
In an effort to make the Red Cross safety messaging more visually interesting (and better read), these flyers were created.	He may be the king of funk, but at home in Cincinnati Bootsy Collins is just another cat.
After retiring from the NBA, Brian Grant was diagnosed with Parkinson's, a disease that is robbing him of his physical gifts but giving him a lot more in return.	Some of the ads created for Xavier.
Some of the direct marketing pieces done for Xavier.	Articles from Loyalty Management magazine
When Charlie Cole gunned down Kevin Blankenship on a hot August night, he was taped by his own security camera. He called it self defense; the jury called it murder.	Like many small towns, economic realities have puts its survival in jeopardy.
The things we do in the name of love...like attempted murder.	In order for someone to receive a heart transplant, someone else must die.
Some of the covers from my 14 years as editor of Xavier magazine.	Jean Robert Cadet was a child slave in Haiti. He got free when the family he served moved to the U.S., joined the Army, got an education and became a teacher.
During the Major League baseball strike, I took a tour of some of the local minor league parks.

GALLERY

For a week one summer, a dozen theology students trekked through the wilds of Yellowstone in search for a connection between religion and nature. It was everywhere, including--and maybe especially--in the grizzly bear.

In 1976, Joe Morgan was the best player on the best team in baseball. Today, his playing days are over, but he remains the hero we loved.

In an effort to make the Red Cross safety messaging more visually interesting (and better read), these flyers were created.

He may be the king of funk, but at home in Cincinnati Bootsy Collins is just another cat.

After retiring from the NBA, Brian Grant was diagnosed with Parkinson's, a disease that is robbing him of his physical gifts but giving him a lot more in return.

Some of the ads created for Xavier.

Some of the direct marketing pieces done for Xavier.

Articles from Loyalty Management magazine

When Charlie Cole gunned down Kevin Blankenship on a hot August night, he was taped by his own security camera. He called it self defense; the jury called it murder.

Like many small towns, economic realities have puts its survival in jeopardy.

The things we do in the name of love...like attempted murder.

In order for someone to receive a heart transplant, someone else must die.

Some of the covers from my 14 years as editor of Xavier magazine.

Jean Robert Cadet was a child slave in Haiti. He got free when the family he served moved to the U.S., joined the Army, got an education and became a teacher.

During the Major League baseball strike, I took a tour of some of the local minor league parks.