I wanted to show off my vector image skills. This billboard is packed with information but I wanted it to be visually engaging as well.

What would a real-life superhero look like? Like Winder Woman, of course. We built a campaign around a character for Winder Farms. The idea was she would take over the social media platform for a month, or longer. To usher in her coming, we produced a video showing her combatting her arch-nemesis, Time Bandit. Click the image and watch the video on YouTube.

I was tasked with communicate with customers about a new activity that was included in a recent software release. I made sure to target the communication toward educators.

Videos often provide more engagement than static images. This post helped with that research. The purpose was to reach out to individuals interested in playing ping-pong at work.

I highlighted the beneficial aspects of the customer support team. In this post, I showed off one of the representatives. I demonstrated that she is happy to work with any customers.

Showing an interesting and unique image that represents a company is sometimes a major feat. I think I was able to show that with this picture and post. 

It's all about telling a story. In this case, the story was to show off a unique setup of iPads. It also brings some added authority to our testing team.

Fans came together to celebrate Mario’s 30th birthday on Oct. 10 at the Utah 3DS StreetPass event in South Murray. A good portion of the attendees were alive to play Super Mario Bros. when it first came out in 1985.

Utah is well-positioned to be home to companies ranging from startups to established brands from Salt Lake to Payson.

Some may not have seen them, but on Halloween at BYU, three students dressed up and commemorated their heritage and musical skills with kilts and bagpipes.

Food, football and family captures a classic Thanksgiving Day in the United States. One BYU grad is using his own Turkey Day tradition to help others.