UX avenger.

The user experience means everything. As an advocate for clear yet delightful interfaces, my focus is on the interactions that drive the message.

I thrive in a technical environment, with a creative yet analytical mind and tech savvy gained from years of work in the engineering and programming sectors. I work well with cross-functioning teams, and enjoy a good working relationship with and understanding of programmers and engineers.

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Motion maestro.

From presentations to ultra high definition video, I eagerly dive into the media challenges of the future and quickly learn to leverage them for the message. In the age of social media, creating a compelling new way to present the brand is a must.

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Print perfectionist.

We are undeniably living in a digital world. Content is accessed in so many ways, yet its accessibility still relies on the skills learned with print production. Readability. Comprehension. White space. Color.

As new technologies emerge, I rush to embrace them. From room-size presses to digital delivery, my decades of print design and production experience have given me a broad, solid base for the future.

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years of print design and production

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creative guy

Portfolio

  • “What I Did For Love” Music Video

    Motion

  • Bethesda Row Arts Festival

    Branding, Motion

  • DC Engage logo

    DC Engage

    Branding, Logos, Print

  • Putting Wellness to Work

    Branding, Presentations

  • Health Advocate Member Site Introduction

    Motion

  • TEC Pathways for Providers

    Branding, Logos, Presentations

  • DC Shorts 2006 Open Titles

    Art Direction, Branding, Motion

  • SYNChronicity Conference

    App, Art Direction, Branding, Mobile, Motion

  • Social Education

    Art Direction, Logos, Print

  • The Art of the Possible

    Branding, Motion

Jaime Stephens

Vice President / Association of University Programs in Health Administration
I had the privilege of working with Gene at the National Council for the Social Studies from 1996-2000. I worked closely with him on all marketing and meeting materials for a large city wide meeting. Gene was an incredibly talented designer, a perfectionist if you will, and would not settle for the status quo. He always went the proverbial "above and beyond" in his quest to produce high-quality, aesthetically-pleasing material. Gene was cognizant of the importance of branding long before it became a common term. When I left NCSS for another job, I continued to use Gene on a free-lance basis even though I had designers on staff. His work simply eclipsed theirs. To this day, I continue to consult him. I would recommend him wholeheartedly.