Another site I’ve been maintaining for a while. We redid the logo, and then redesigned the site. If the design layout looks similar to the Emerick site, it was intentional.

I’ve been maintaining this site for several years, and we finally got around to doing a much-needed overhaul of the design.

I did a complete redesign for this site

There is a very interesting story about how this came to be, but I won’t bore you with details. The graphics on this site feature the artwork of the SOHA owner, Brad Davis.

I designed the site for the re-election campaign for Bill Mattiace.

I have been pixeling for a couple of years now, and finally decided to move my site from a subdomain of this site to its very own domain, spellboundpixels.com. This site is powered by WordPress and I completely customized the theme.

I’ve had another great collaboration with Virginia Ness in being able to develop the Border Artists web site. This site features the work of all artists in a Flash gallery and has a calendar that can be updated by the clients.

Steve Smith has several duo and group endeavors, including Hard Road Band and Alan Munde Gazette. I did a redesign for Alan Munde Gazette that enables them to update their calendar and news sections.

Doña Ana Properties needed a redesign of their site. The original site had been developed by someone who was no longer accessible, and although they had the ability to update their site, the process was cumbersome. This was my first use of Open Realty which has proven to be a wonderful tool.

Emerick Real Estate, Inc. already had a website, so this was a complete redesign and redevelopment. The new website is easy to maintain and search engine friendly, as well as being useful to the agents, buyers, and sellers who use the site.

In 2007, I did a redesign for this site. I’m only just now getting around to posting the update.

After I completed Elisa Wood’s photograhy website, I tackled the redesign of Fred Chilton’s website.  This time I did not have his original drawings to rely on, but we managed to get the project completed.

Elisa Wood is a photographer out of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her brother (Fred Chilton) is a watercolor artist in Las Cruces. They contacted me to design her website based on drawings that Fred had made. That was probably one of the most challenging projects I had attempted.

The site for Roadrunner Cycles, Inc. has been completely redesigned. The owner had been doing their own design and maintenance and needed to have a more polished look. This site allows the owner to update his own calendar and photo gallery.

For all of your hot rod and motorcycle customization and fabrication needs.

Papercrete is through the same folks who make Sun Mountain Honey. I did not originally design this site. We are developing a new design for the site.

I continue to update and maintain the site as needed.