Welcome to the County!
Kick the tires, poke around, feel free to take a look around our creative design portfolio. We've worked on just about everything you can print, beam, or load. Design is more than just creating -- its creative thinking. Solving left brain problems with right brain solutions. So, no worries if you don't have a clear idea of what you need. Deaf Smith Co. can figure it out. Click on any of the images to see full view examples of our stuff.
Free Billy Joe
It goes like this: A well known Texas country singer named Billy Joe Shaver may or may not have shot a man in the face in a bar in Waco, TX. A fan of Billy's wanted to show his support of the singer during the court case and his impending incarceration. However, like one of his own songs, Billy kept the law at bay. This site allows his biggest fans to show their support with a t-shirt or sticker.
UPS Regifter
This project was a brand building exercise done for UPS. The seasonal site allowed people to upload photos of their crummiest holiday gift and re-gift it, over email, to friends or family. Visitors could also vote on the worst re-gift of the site. Role: Interactive Designer
Getting Hitched
these wedding invitations we designed turned out great thanks to the masterful printing of Vertallee Letterpress.
Nothing Emails Like a Deere
From playing with toy John Deere tractors to designing John Deere emails. Who knew I would get to play with tractors even today.
Conoco Phillips
Web site introducing Conoco Phillips' newest product, "Titanium." Role: Interactive Designer
James Hand DVD Cover!
Latest musical venture for the traditional country musician, singer, and songwriter. "Just a Heart" to be released summer 2010. 
ESPN Commercial
After successfully collaborating as Art Director with Revelator Productions for the 2008 & 2009 Telly award winning San Antonio Rodeo Stock Show & Rodeo television ad campaign, they came to us one more time to put together this spiffy spot to play on ESPN during the National Finals Rodeo. Watch the spot here & take a peak at one of the posters used for the spot to the left.
