Portrait project, a labor of love |
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I have been shooting Polaroid portraits for a large chunk of my life. I use a mix of SX-70, Impulse AF, and various other 600 cameras. For digital display I scan them on a high-resolution flatbed scanner and format for use in templates in Photoshop or Illustrator.
For two decades worth of Polaroid portraits check out (and please follow) @CastingForRealLife |
#GoGREATER on a bus |
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In a fun yet admittedly self-serving campaign I put a curated selection of transportation-themed Polaroids on the back and sides of Seattle buses. Most photos were captured on the fly by friends and colleagues throughout the region. View the GoGREATER page for more info.
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Lady boss (portraits and headers) |
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I'm so humbled to shoot portraits on behalf of Underwire, a periodic newsletter that features women founders and business owners.
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WSDOT Microsoft Paint Map Contest (winner) |
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Who needs Photoshop (a program I'd say I have a level 4 out of 5 competency in) when there is Microsoft Paint? One of my first achievements at GRTMA was winning the WSDOT Microsoft Paint Busy Weekend Map contest on social media. I think the image speaks for itself.
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Tour de Redmond |
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For Tour de Redmond, I created a suite of graphics to use on the website and for social media in Illustrator. To accompany the two-month long bicycle commute challenge I designed and created posters, flyers, advertised with paid and organic social media, utilized print media in magazines and newsprint, distributed promotional swag and gave all participants a shirt and certificate of achievement.
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Newsletter headers |
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I like to have fun. Sometimes, that means making subtle changes to see if anyone notices. For my weekly GRTMA newsletter I updated the headers seasonally. Upon request, I can produce the typically transportation-themed haiku I snuck into each week's edition.
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Bus Etiquette – a haiku We are all in this Together, so please I ask Plug your headphones in. |
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