A little site I created to showcase my wife's clothing line. Oh, and I did the branding too.

bj-provisions

When the good folks from Pike to Pine approached me about designing their site, I jumped at the opportunity. Any time I can combine my passions, (in this case, web design and food), good things usually happen.

They wanted to go for a modern look and feel and were happy to let me push them towards magazine inspired layouts and big glossy images. There was even a little bit of logo design involved. I created a simple typestyle for their brand mark and a little icon that sits at the top of every blog post.

The client chose to implement the site in Wordpress and I used Webflow as a prototyping environment for the design.

Pike to Pine

I've been meaning to move my site over to the Webflow CMS for a long time. I finally went for it and in the process, decided to scrap my old site and start over. This time, I tried to go as simple as possible while still showing off my portfolio. I'm still in the process of bringing my portfolio up to speed. Thanks for looking!

ryan-james

Every now and then, an opportunity to work with a client that you really believe in comes along. This was one of those opportunities. Evanjáfrica is a ministry based in Mozambique that cares for orphans, widows and vulnerable children. Their primary work is with an orphanage and there are so many reasons that I love what they do. Here are a few:

- They treat all the children who live there like family.
- The orphanage is run by Mozambique nationals.
- The vision for the ministry is to grow it across Africa, led by children who have come up through the orphanage and gone on to become pastors.

Their logo was in need of some serious love, (i.e. needed to be scrapped and redone), and it was an honor to get to craft a new visual identity for them. The website has been in the works for a while. We're in the process of building out the content now and hopefully the site will be launching soon!

Evanjáfrica

This site was a fun project! It was the first time I've had the opportunity to take a client through the process of developing a visual identity AND then using that identity to create their website. Usually, I only get to work on one of those. Also, my wife did the bulk of the photography for the site. (Not counting the projects featured on the portfolio page.)

6PennyReworks.com

A site I made to announce the birth of my daughter.

PiperQuinnJames.com

A wedding website I created for some friends.

Brian-And-Elisa.com

A site I created for a local lawn care company.

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