NRBS redesign

I'm in the process of redesigning a simple site with some navigation for the NRBS.  You can see their old layout here.  I intend to finish up on it this weekend.  The only problem I am running into is that wordpress.com doesn't support paypal codes.  Which is weird right? of all things, you would want to be able to run your business...anyway.  This is just to let NRBS take a look at what can be done with their site.  If anything I will manually code donate buttons into the side.  Plugins are only available the cms version, which is understandable.  Anyway here it is.

Upkeep for Organizations

MANSCH has put me in charge up keeping their members list up to date, which has been great.  Sometimes they need me to update their events but so far I haven't had to.

Most recently I have updated and moderated for NRBS in light of their upcoming conference.  I'll be working on updating and renovating their website in the coming weeks.  This is how they look currently.

Their website is currently on therapysites.com, I mention this because many private practices are hosted here and I would like you to be aware that I can use the interface on that site if that is where you are hosted.

Breathing and home care

After yoga, naturally, came a site about home visits for respiratory care.  My dad is a respiratory therapist and he wanted to start his own business, so naturally I offered to keep his site up to date and design a logo.  Here is what I came up with.

I think it's a pretty sweet representation of what they do.  However due to a falling out, the company never fully made it off the ground and my dad had to leave. They are still around (no they get no traffic from me, not even a mention), you can see that since I copyrighted my image they had to use some makeshift mishmash of what I had originally made.  I am more than happy to copyright and protect images, logos, and other things that I design for you if that is something that you need done.  

Yoga and Zombies

One my my first projects was designing a flyer for my friend Abby's private yoga practice.  We are both kind of nerdy and played a lot of World of Warcraft and watched a lot of zombie movies at the time.  Also the audience that she was looking to target was about the mid-20s population of Williamsburg Brooklyn.  So I made a flyer that looked fun and catchy.

She also had something published in Yoga Philosophies for Everyone a while back about the effects of basic yoga poses and their importance.  I was happy to provide her with an illustration of a warrior pose which can be seen here.

Congrats to my dear friend in all of her endeavors, she is currently studying and practicing somatic therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies.