All of the images on this page are examples of graphics and ads that I created for either web-based publication or for use as printed media.
Printed MediaThese images were created for Bernie Little Distributors, Inc. of Eaton Park, FL, a distributor of products for Anheuser Busch Inc. and have been used in various areas of marketing. All of these ads were built, utilizing images and templates provided by AB marketing, using CorelDraw 12 (PC) and were printed on 4 color (CMYK) printers.
These graphics were created and used as stickers to be placed in various accounts to assist merchandisers in locating where to place products. No template was available for these graphics so they were created from scratch using the logos and can images provided by AB marketing and various backgrounds that were on file. Each image can be clicked to view a larger version
These are examples of larger "price point" signs that I have created for various accounts. The finished versions of these signs ranged from 3x5 feet to over 8 feet in length. I used these examples because, even though they utilize templates, I have also "modified" them. You'll notice that the female in the center image is the same as the female in the rightmost image. That is because I utilized the same template for both signs. The image on the right is the template as it normally is and the one in the center is the "modified" version. Using CorelDraw 12, I took the bottle in the center image, cut it into pieces and "molded" it around her extended leg. Each image is a composite of at least 3 different elements pasted together over a standard template. Each image can be clicked for a larger version.
The above images are given as examples of image manipulation. The image on the left is the template that was provided by AB marketing. The image on the right shows where I "cut out" the bottles and fruit from the template for use in a different ad layout. The ad that was being created was on a different background so the bottles had to be removed from their current background so they could be placed on the new ad background. Each image can be clicked for a larger version.
Another type of sign we get work orders for is the vertical banner. Many of these are part of a "cooler wrap" or large banners (usually around 10-12 feet in length) placed above and around cooler doors to tie the advertising into the display. These vertical banners are usually just images of bottles as above, but will sometimes also list prices. We do not have tempates for these types of banners, they are created on the fly using logos, bottles and other images to create a single cohesive advertisement. Each image can be clicked on for a larger version.
All images Copyright 2007 Anheuser Busch Inc., St. Louis, MOWeb MediaThe following images are web banner advertisements I created for sponsors of the AVweb.com web site. These ads ran throughout the website, with higher level sponsors getting more rotation. All ads were created with Photoshop and the animated banners were animated in Adobe ImageReady. All ads were built by me using images either provided by the sponsor, scanned from a brochure or "borrowed" from the company's web site.
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