Banner Advertisements

Online banners were for several years the main form of advertising used on the web, though they've largely been supplanted by multimedia ads these days. Below are examples of banners I created for various clients, which have run on sites such as the The New York Times, The Washington Post and various National Journal publications. (See the print design section for magazine and other print ads.)

National Environmental Trust Including banners for the Heritage Forest Campaign and AllEars.org.
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Including banners for civilrights.org and LCCR coalition member sites.
American Gas Association Prepared for use on the National Journal website.
Other Campaigns Including banners for Judy Diamond Associates, The Electronic Commerce Forum, The Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute, and others.

Flash Animation

Flash animations allow designers to use more complex images and motion while keeping file sizes (and download speeds) low, and can also be used to create online games, quizzes and even entire sites. This animation was my first (and so far only) attempt at a Flash intro for a site, created in early 2002. Fairly primitive, but cute bunny! These days, I hire Flash experts instead of trying to do it myself.