KSV client Vermont Dept. of Health created the Fit & Healthy program to encourage kids to make smart choices while visiting convenience stores. We created posters and promotional materials featuring local sports “celebrities” of all ages from Vermont doing their thing. These were designed to…
Working on KSV client King Arthur Flour represented a true overlap of the things I am passionate about: food and design. It was a labor of love to be involved with such an iconic Vermont brand.
Concepts created at KSV for the gorgeous Wintergreen Resort in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Created at KSV and featured in Communication Arts Magazine this campaign for Fairpoint Communications featured stunning illustrations by Chris Silas Neal and hand-drawn font by Matt Douglas.
Every creative person’s dream assignment – Partnership for a Drug Free America. This was done at while at Grey Advertising and I think it is still a relevant and important message to parents today. TV
This campaign was done for the American Kennel Club while I was Creative Director of Hungry Dog Advertising in NYC. And yes we had clients that were not dog-related too. While we had many assignments from the AKC, I am most proud of this, a…
Foot Locker. Where it all begins. And where it all began for me. My first big client at AC&R (Bates Advertising). I started as Jr. Art Director and ultimately became Associate Creative Director for Lady Foot Locker and Champs Sports. This is one of my…
These concepts for Healthy Harvest were created at Grey Advertising, rounding out food experience that included Stove Top Stuffing and later King Arthur Flour and Elios Pizza. Not often you find such a perfect song to accompany the visuals. TV:
As ACD’s at Grey Worldwide, Lulu Abrams and I launched Botox Cosmetic in the US for Allergan. Millions of satisfied customers later, the procedure is regarded as one of the safest and most effective in the business. TV:
While at Grey Worldwide, Lulu Abrams and I created this campaign for Actonel. Fun fact: the actor in these commercials is Fran Brill, the first female puppeteer hired by Jim Henson on Sesame Street. She is best known for performing Prairie Dawn and Zoe. TV