As a Graphic Artist for StarTrek.com, I was responsible for creating a wide range of digital assets to support the site’s monthly and weekly updates. This included designing graphics for featured articles, weekly TV show updates, product news, photo galleries, and digital ad banners. I also created visuals for daily programming schedules of Star Trek shows airing on TV, community updates, store and merchandise features, and movie-related content. In addition to my regular duties, I played a key role in the site’s redesign, collaborating with the web team to enhance the user experience while maintaining the iconic Star Trek brand. My work focused on producing visually engaging content that kept the fan community connected and informed.

I created a series of branded desktop wallpapers referencing original artwork from various Star Trek franchise assets, including The Original Series, Star Trek: Voyager, and StarTrek.net. My work involved designing visually striking wallpapers that captured the essence of each series while staying true to the iconic Star Trek aesthetic. The project required a deep understanding of the franchise’s visual identity to produce high-quality designs that resonated with fans and reinforced the brand’s legacy.

I worked on a project to vectorize the original cast and select scenes from "The Complete Star Trek Animated Adventures" using original photography and illustrations. The vectorized artwork and an animated series interface storyboard was designed for a set of interactive mini DVD flash disks, which featured show history, trailers, and gallery images for collectors. The discs showcased iconic characters like Admiral James T. "Captain" Kirk, Spock, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu, Nyota Uhura, Scotty, and Leonard McCoy. My role was to create the vector artwork and ensure that they accurately captured the essence of each character while maintaining the original series' visual style, delivering a seamless and engaging experience for users.

I worked on a project to design a new DSL portal, "StarTrek.net, powered by Earthlink," which featured a fully customized Star Trek experience. My role involved designing themed assets, including custom icons and unique photo galleries, all inspired by the Star Trek universe. Additionally, I created a Star Trek-themed e-newsletter called "Gorn Quarterly" and developed a custom interface that allowed users to interact with their computers in a Star Trek-themed environment. The project aimed to immerse users in the iconic world of Star Trek while providing them with an engaging, user-friendly online experience

I worked on a project to design a series of magazine ads and posters promoting StarTrek.net, a Star Trek-themed DSL service powered by Earthlink. The campaign aimed to capture the essence of the Star Trek universe while showcasing the unique features of the service. The magazine ads, which were featured in PC Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, and Starlog Magazine, included custom illustrations and image composites to create engaging, fun, and visually dynamic content. By blending iconic Star Trek imagery with modern design elements, the ads not only promoted the service but also appealed to both Star Trek fans and tech-savvy consumers, offering a seamless connection between the beloved franchise and cutting-edge technology.