Here is a little something I've been working on for my current client! Little UI elements that make their app liven up.

This is part of the payment confirmation screen. A little mock receipt form. The example data set is displayed with "gift card" info.

Geeklist is a rad start-up in SF that operates out of RocketSpace. I got invited to their happy hour a couple Thursdays ago and one of the people on their team drew a heart around the Geeklist logo, on a sticker. It inspired me so the next day I hit them up for a vectorized version of their logo and came up with this. The phrase was a little overused back in 2003-2005 but with the graphic, I thought it supported the concept and deemed it to be more cute than kitschy.

They loved it so much they decided to make some T-shirts! I'll post a pic once they come in.

Making more buttons. Maybe for an app? Maybe. We will see. I think orange is my new favorite color. Working with subtle textures on the last one, decided to go a little more heavy just for the effect.

I have been meaning to build a UI set for a while of some of my favorite buttons I've designed over the last few months. Here is a quick shot of 3. The bomb was just for filler content. I didn't actually build a bomb button for a client... but that would have been sweet huh??

Jenna came over to hang with me and my roommates. She bought stuff to make my favorite cookies. Then she made the cookies. And before she was done I had this little number designed and ready to go.

Than I caught a little bit of inspiration as I was smoking on my porch and thought, "Hey! I bet I could code that top part in like 10 minuets!" About half an hour later, it was up on her Tumblr.

Bake me cookies, I'll do your branding ;)

This is a little graphic I did to show some love to my buddy who hooked me up with an invite to Dribbble. I thought about awarding him a gold star, but then I thought, "whats a cool twist on that concept?". This is what I came up with. You'll notice his name in green as its a little tilt-of-the-hat to Zerply as well.

Thank you my friend.

This is a PSD mock up of what will eventually be a jquery tab system. All the elements will be on one page, in separate div’s, and this will be how the user selects and interacts with the forms.

Way better having it, than not having. I think. ;)

Minimalist webpage redesign for CaliforniaBackyard.com. Very clean and well merchandised? I think so, but thats just me ;)

Client called up yesterday asking for a print ad for a new iPhone app we created for them. They want to advertise via print. So instead of the normal 2D concept, I decided to give this a go.

I think its pretty slick for the first run, but if you guys see any details or any issues, feel free to give me advice! Let me know how I can make this thing better!

Ok! Last one before the weekend. This is a new logo. Typeface is based off of helvetica neue black. You say to yourself, "Chad did something... not based on gotham?! WTF??" And I know. But it was time for not-as-blocky, blocky letters.

Sometimes you want big. Sometimes you want bigger. But sometimes bigger is too big. Then you want something less.

This is something less.