OK, so why the heck should you hire me? First, because I can help you improve your business and bottom line. Next, because I’m great at what I do. Don’t take my word for it -- MoMA (yes, the Museum of Modern Art in New York) calls me a “design pioneer.” And I can write -- 8 books that have sold over 300,000 copies. You can read my short story writing here.
I’ve worked for Gene Roddenberry (Star Trek), William F. Buckley, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Addison Wesley, Columbia Pictures Television, Corel, IBM, Industrial Light & Magic, LinkTV, Microsoft, NetObjects, Peachpit Press, Prentice Hall, Simon & Schuster, Twentieth Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company, WordPerfect, ViaFone, and Xerox (and many more).
What does that mean to you? It means you'll hire someone who is up to speed on the state of design today and who has important perspective about the important stuff, like knowing:
- How to engage customers though how they feel and what they want
- Working with clients (I can schmooze)
- Manage projects (Bringing out the best in people and projects)
- Presenting ideas (and selling them)
- Producing first class materials in ways that generate profits
My best work? It’s yet to be done--for you. Come on, contact me.!
Terry Gamble is an author with a rich family past--a past that’s reflected in the rich detail of the site, taken from her mother’s journal. Click to visit
Designed to launch McCullough’s new books, not currently online.
Backgrounds ranged from hand-made marbled paper, to handwriting and maps.
The site is currently offline.
A novel product featuring multiple round lenses that inspired site’s round theme. The glasses are not currently available from this US distributor.
Skyhorse saddles are all made my hand--but not just any hands, these two hands: Loren and Lisa Skyhorse.
So this is the first thing you see on the site--the hands that make the saddles.
It’s elemental, my dear Watson--the site for Mr. Holmes, a copywriter, is full of mystery.
The author needed a site that was simple and graphic--yet strong.
Brian Stokes Mitchell has been called “Broadway’s Last Leading Man” by the New York Times. He wanted a site that is as colorful and happy as he is.
The red pencil is a classic among editors. The fountain men, an icon for writers. They come together here.
Element of Time is a site I designed and built in Flash. It’s shown here in JPG in case you have an iPhone/iPad or smartphone that doesn’t support flash, as few do. Click here to see the original flash site.
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