Portfolio of design work: websites, graphics, logos, business cards, etc.
Judyth Weaver had a website, but it was difficult to update -- so it wasn't updated. Now she has a site that's easy to update. Good for her classes, good for her students, good for her.
America Michael needed a site to promote her organization business. She has a great name and put it to good use in the name and logo for her site.
Peter Y. Sussman (www.peterysussman.com), 65, spent 29 years as an editor at the San Francisco Chronicle, leaving in 1993 to pursue an independent career writing and editing. He has continued to devote much of his time to journalism, as a freelance writer and editor, as a teacher and mentor, and -- often through professional organizations [...]
Dr. Brian Pensack needed a site to explain his vast knowledge of chiropractic. He can add new articles, discuss new trends in the industry, and keep his clients up to date.
Josh Karp (www.dougkenney.com) is a freelance journalist who writes for a variety of national publications, including The Atlantic Monthly Online, Chicago Sun-Times, Los Angeles Times, Playboy, Premiere, and Salon.com. The ultimate biography of National Lampoon and its cofounder Doug Kenney (www.dougkenney.com), this book offers the first complete history of the immensely popular magazine and its [...]
Rachel Walls' Golden Gate Company needed a professional site where they could list their news, events, articles, and company information -- and then send all of that information out on a regular basis in an email newsletter.
The sashay allows you to wear your regular, non-maternity shirts until the very day you give birth. So even when your regular shirt barely covers half of your belly, you can slip on the sashay and nobody knows the difference.
Donna Bee-Gates (www.donnabeegates.com) is the author of, "I Want It Now Navigating Childhood in a Materialistic World."Paris Hilton. . . Nike. . . Tommy Hilfiger. These are the modern-day heroes for many of our children. Unfortunately, countless youngsters today aspire only to superficial goals in a quest to feel special. I Want It Now will [...]
Kaui Hart Hemmings (www.kauiharthemmings.com) lives in San Francisco where she works at the Writer's Grotto (www.sfgrotto.org). Her work has appeared in The Sun, StoryQuarterly, Zoetrope, Best American Nonrequired Reading and Best American New Voices. Her first novel, the Descendants, will be published by Random House in May.
Linda Press Wulf (www.lindapresswulf.com) grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa, and read vociferously throughout her childhood. Her mother encouraged her love of old-fashioned children's books by Gene Stratton Porter, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Ethel Turner, and the two L.M.s - L. M. Montgomery and L.M. Alcott; her father showed her how to polish both writing and [...]
John Montgomery needed a place for his photography. Well, yeah ...
Don Phillips (www.donphillipsbooks.com) is the author of On the Wing of Speed: George Washington and the Battle of Yorktown.
Village Pizzeria (villagepizzeriaonline.com) in Rocklin, California.
Pamela Lyons (aka The Queen of QuickBooks) needed a site where she could put up a monthly advice column for bookkeeping, list her classes, and show off her talents in the royal world of bookkeeping.
Zander Sprague had a nice-looking site that he liked, but he couldn't easily update content. Now he has the same good-looking site and he can edit the content himself.
