We used NextGen with customized thumbnails to make her portfolio pop with colour – literally!

She did the cool logo – so I cannot take credit for that!  I set up her site in wordpress so that she could easily update her portfolio as needed.  We used coloured squares that when clicked on launch a lightbox gallery to keep the site clean and modern.

Below is a sample from the site.  To visit the site click here.

It was fun to try and capture the quirkiness of Keshni’s unique voice and to attempt to be true to the spirit of the book.

To visit the website please click here.

Here is the link to The Road Theatre‘s website.

And here is the key art for the show.

To me it read as more of a novel than a non-fiction work  and I was quickly drawn into the story of this fascinating time that this mother and daughter shared.

The chapter titles also serve as bite-size philosophical morsels of food for thought.  I believe that ideas introduced to me in “Two in the Middle” such as “Uncertain Happiness vs. Certain Happiness” will stick with me forever.

We created a website so that Pamela and Natalie could invite readers of Two in the Middle to be part of the story through posts and comments.

Pamela also has a great facebook page for her site that she populates with really interesting posts about everything from education to recipes for vegetable broths.  It is definitely worth checking out - and liking while you’re at it!

Click here to visit the website and to read an excerpt or two from the book.

Here is a glimpse of the site:

A playfully chic clothing line with a whimsical take on Step and Repeat printing.

Combining style, unmatched quality and fun prints, the new line consists of comfy tees, maxi skirts, oversized silhouettes and cropped designs all made in soft knits and chiffon, right here in La La Land.

To visit the site and to watch a reallycute video featuring the brand click here.

This is the web flyer.

Robin Larsen is at the helm of this show bringing her impeccable eye for detail and her courageous no-holds barred approach to “difficult” and socially taboo topics to the piece.

The cast is superb and deeply talented.  Sam Anderson and Corryn Cummins will have your moralistic views doing backflips while breaking your heart. What a dream they were to dress.

Rogue Machine once again proves itself to be one of the most compelling companies in Los Angeles.

“…Jocelyn Hublau Parker’s costumes suit each character to a T….Even amidst the darkness and despair, it is a theatergoing treat to savor the superb work being done by Anderson and Cummins—literally within touching distance. Blackbird gives playgoers one more reason to sample the many treasures of Los Angeles theater…. StageScenLA.com

“…But don’t expect the earnest, tear-stained examination of a TV movie. The situation here, potently brought to life at Rogue Machine, is treated as something of a love story — a pernicious, exploitative romance that refuses to release victim and perpetrator from its hellish grip…”  L.A. Times

“Blackbird provides more proof that Rogue Machine is one of our most intelligent and vibrant theater companies.” Stage and Cinema

Here are some photos:

The show became Ovation Recommended  in it’s first weekend and is Highly Recommended by L.A. Times critic  Charles McNulty.

I also did the costume design for Blackbird.

here’s the key art …

Film maker Amy Ferraris has made so much more than a doc on a good capp – it offers up sip-worthy insights on Starbucks, the evolution of the coffee culture and consumerism today.

I also did the artwork for the DVD and the postcard for the film.

Please visit the site:  The Perfect Cappuccino – it’s good to the last drop!