Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Found an interesting site - WebDesignerWall.com. Lots of great designs and tutorials, etc... Do you have a site that you love to visit for inspiration. Let me know!

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2008 Logo Design Trends


Want to waste a few minutes looking at some cool (and sometimes crazy) logo ideas. Check out the 2008 logo trends put together by logolounge.com

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Wednesday, June 18, 2008















Introducing our newest colleague! Colleen was born on March 18th, one day shy of St. Patrick's day! (I've pondered altering her birth certificate...)

I had fun messing around with some new photography techniques and ended up with some really great shots of her. Since then, my family have been my guinea pigs... someday they WILL thank me.

Who knows, maybe someday Santa Clara Design
will offer photography, too! Sure would be fun!














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Sunday, May 18, 2008

Doha International Institute for Family Studies and Development Website

I also created the design for the website for the Doha Institute while working with the Center for Community Support at Texas A&M. This organization helped to create Global FAMIS. I learned a lot on these projects, especially when working with so many people around the world to come up with a design that everyone was happy with!

A great experience!

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Friday, May 16, 2008

Website presented at UN!

We are thrilled that our website, created in conjunction with the Center for Community Support was presented at the United Nations last week!

Global FAMIS is a "unique web-based library of family-supportive research: the Global Family Matters Information System (FAMIS). The Global FAMIS serves as a publicly accessible electronic archive of data and bibliographic resources on the sanctity and defense of family, marriage, parenting, and children as well as law, public policy, and advocacy affecting the natural family around the world."

I had a blast working with Kash Krinhop to come up with this design, know that this site would eventually be used around the world to support the institution of the family.

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