Infographic detailing how cell site simulators work, all assembled in Illustrator. I drew all the elements except for the FBI vans, which were clip art items.
Infographic detailing where tax-dollar-funded winnings go for Pennsylvania thoroughbred and standardbred owners.
This graphic timeline compares the life of a man to the time it will take to replace all of Pennsylvania's natural gas distribution pipes. In the online edition of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, it got 3,165 page views.
A whimsical feature graphic showing how the fictional monster Godzilla has increased in size over the years and its comparison with a couple of Pittsburgh skyscrapers. This received 646 page views in the online edition of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
An infographic illustrating how GMOs are created.
An infographic detailing repairs made to Allegheny River Lock and Dam No. 6.
An infographic illustrating how heavy industry can purchase emissions reduction credits.
One of the many maps I've drawn in Illustrator, detailing a detour route for an overpass reconstruction.
Assembling timelines has always been a favorite project of mine. This one illustrates the progression of telling time and timepieces.
I used Illustrator to render this refinery that details all the different petroleum products it makes.
This map delineates the armies, towns and battles in the online presentation of the commemoration of the start of World War I, found at this link: http://triblive.com/news/projects/wwi/
These were before and after maps used in the online presentation of the commemoration of the start of World War I, found at this link: http://triblive.com/news/projects/wwi/
I not only designed this infographic, but researched it, wrote all the copy and found photos to accompany it. I learned quite a bit about poison ivy that I didn't know, other than falling prey to the rash frequently.
This was my interpretation of a list of simple statistics of enrollment figures for area universities and community colleges.
This graphic details the 1979 nuclear reactor failure at Three Mile Island for a retrospective/anniversary story in 2009.
This companion timeline graphic accompanied the nuclear reactor graphic in a retrospective/anniversary story in 2009 about the nuclear reactor failure at Three Mile Island.
This was a good example of recreating and converting a graphic according to the Trib Total Media style book from the one I was sent, which was done primarily in Photoshop and couldn't be edited. I plotted the statistics and found a suitable vector zombie and graveyard, which I adapted from the originals, and created a fun take on the cost of Halloween costumes.
This close-up map shows the 2-mile safety zone surrounding the demolition of the 107-year old Hulton Bridge.
This United States map delineates federal districts where uneven crimes prosecution occurs.
One of the many every day graphics I am assigned. This one delineates the rainfall amounts over the last four years in July.
A typical poll graphic for the 2016 presidential race, using statistics from Franklin & Marshall College.
