wevonium.com: the little blog with the funny name

Seriously? Does it sell well in the south?

This Flash tool is a personalized joint pain profiller that my team and I built while I was the creative lead for CELEBREX (Pfizer). Woody, so called because of his texture, is one of the cooler things I’ve built during my time with ‘the agency.’ Please click the link to check it out.

Link to live demo

When working eith the team at CRR, it was imperative to come up with a distinct, yet flexible design. This design is the culmination of the branding design (post to come soon) and was also incorporated into several print pieces and ads. What you can’t see is the feature-rich back end intranet for their brokers which allows their agents to gain access to all their HR training, office materials and listing engines.

Link to live site 

As simple and elegant as this design turned out to be, I really hemmed and hawed about how to treat the visuals. After all, this is a site for a high-power divorce firm. In the end I think simple sophistication was the way to go.

Link to live site 

He writes like I did in high school.

Here it is.

Sadly, this is our world…

One of the things I’ll be writing about later is the innovative media process that my team developed during the design phase for this. BUT, in the interim, here’s the link to the redesign of Lotrimin.com. We went live yesterday, woohoo!

>>Link to live site

If you were driving cross-country, and were forced to bring a breakfast cereal mascot - who would it be?

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One of the challenges of pharma marketing that I really enjoyed was trying to create ‘break-through’ creative, while following some client-safe conventions. I loved this design for it’s simplicity and elegance. Since this site was for a hypertension medication, I wanted to tie the compliance message for the brand to an everyday habit, like teeth brushing. The thought was that if patients were more compliant, their own health, and the fiscal health of the brand, would improve.

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