Emobaggage.com is your one stop emotional gathering ground. Here you can share your emotional experiences with the world and get unique feedback on your situation. Every baggage claim is handled with a personal touch. Approved baggage submissions are given a date on which they will be featured on the site's main page.

Expect Emobaggage.com on June 23rd, 2005.

Www.bbogames.com is an innovative site that tracks and manages all of the game information for Blue Blast Orange. After a game is played that player can then see how they did via the website. Each person is given a unique profile that cites his/her game statistics. You can even see how well another player performed on any given game, with details such as shots fired and bombs used.

Networking sites are the wave of the future. In response to this, I am developing a networked calendar site where one can easily coordinate with friends, family, and co-workers. Site users will have the ability to respond to date entries from other Hush Calendar members just as you can blog site. In addition, users will also have the ability to post non-public, personal information and task lists.

Where there are games, there are gaming resource sites. The s2i site is one of the top lan party websites in its region. Not only can you go to this website to see what events are going on when and where, but you can also rate these events. Currently, the s2i site is the only site offering lan party reviews on the East Coast.

The GXL is a non-profit organization located in South Jersey. By hosting huge LAN Party events they have been able to earn thousands of dollars for the Millville Rescue Squad. After the success of their 256 person event, I was asked to provide software that would document and promote this event. This application provides a great resource for future sponsors to observe the benefits of supporting a GXL Local Area Networking event.

This test is currently being used in the Academic Achievement Center at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. If a student wishes to test out of the computer science class, they must first pass this test. While a student is taking this test his/her scores are updated live on screen. After completion, the results are then printed and sent to the school server for later recall.

Blue Blast Orange is an intense strategy shooter game which lets players compete against each other in an online score battle. Pills cascade from the top of the screen, bouncing off walls, getting faster and faster. After each level's score quota is reached the player can then advance to the next level where a new pill is introduced. Toggle colors to achieve combos and earn higher scores to defeat your competitors.

While teaching myself programming and design during my high school years, it was very important to me that I had my own website. Therefore, I purchased the domain name www.digitalpallet.com and set out to create a unique identity for this site. After many designs, the final (dp) logo was my pride and joy. Even though times are changing, it is always a pleasure to reflect on past successes.

The colors for the emo baggage site are a light brown and a baby blue. By using this tint of blue it was possible to create a clever logo that co-ordinates with the site very well. The tear and suitcase tie the site's identity together.

Shortly after joining the GXL in 2003-2004 as the Entertainment Director my first job, while a little off topic, was to re-create their logo. Presented with a 200px wide graphic logo at 72dpi, I was able to take that original image and build it up to over 30,000px wide at 400dpi. To accomplish this task required many hours of labor. However, it was well worth the effort because it produced a hi dpi image that could be used for multiple applications.

After deliberation it was obvious what was needed for the Hush Calendar Logo. A slick, smooth, non-angular design was the only option. The simple flow of the line that creates this logo expresses the fact that Hush Calendar is not ordinary, it is a completely dynamic experience.

During my highschool years, learning and trying new things in design were my hobbies. When approached to make a logo for a t-shirt company, I jumped at the opportunity. The logo shown was created for Tummy-T Shirt Company in South Jersey. While the logo was not officially chosen for full time use it is a very good indicator of my early design work.

With the creation of www.willstall.com I wanted to create a distinctive identity for myself. Using the colors and style that I chose for the website, I created the logo. After trying many different ideas, it became apparent that the logos I developed using my initials better represented me better than any object. Armed with this information and after many variations I have chosen the logo shown above to represent me in a professional light.

Walking past a bus stop one day, a Michelob Girl poster caught my eye. Inspired by the simplistic design of these enticing images, I set off to re-create one myself. The first step was to pick a new beverage to represent. Tequila Rose had to be this beverage. A photoshoot and a few days of Adobe Photoshop later, the very first Tequila Rose girl poster was formed.

Nothing in this world could possibly violate the laws of aesthetics more than the DVD cover art for Hackers, the movie. Not only is the cover art poor, it doesn't represent the movie in a good light or provide enough information. Taking stills from the movie and then using a classic two head figure pose I was able to re-design the DVD cover. Many improvements on information design were added, i.e. actor names.

The old www.hooverphonic.com site was inspiring. So inspiring infact, I felt it was essential to try to re-create a cd-cover that matched their style. Using stock imagery from their website and keeping their style and color theme in mind I set to work on a new design. The result is an elegant blend of imagery and typography.

Being involved in the LAN Party community for such a long time birthed the opportunity for interesting projects. One of these projects was the badge design for the GXL. These badges could be used by attendees as identification throughout the entire event. After presenting these logos to the GXL, the orange gamer badge was choosen and used at the 256ml of 2004.