Postcard promoting online Continuing Medical Education (CME) program for the NCAFP.

Complete production and print management. 60K printed, 4/1.

A simple and straightforward 4/4 meeting brochure for the NCAFP. Printed 15K and direct mailed.

This was done as part of my full-time professsional position.

See PDF for complete low-res version.

Wrote and produced a series of announcement postcards for the campaign of Dr. Lori Heim for AAFP President-Elect. Her campaign took place at the association's annual meeting in San Diego in mid-September, 2008.

The three versions highlighted a specific area of her campaign's platform. I wrote most of the copy, as well as created the platform concept.

The campaign also included other materials.

She won and is only the 2nd female present of the 94,000 member AAFP.

Sample downloads of the rest of the series is below. These were handed-on onsite to convention delegates.

An independent therapist in Raleigh had Grabers develop a small website introducing services available.

Mr. Stan Yancey is a Raleigh-based pyschotherapist. Grabers worked with him to develop and launch a small website to introduce his services for prospective new clients.

Based on Drupal 5.5, the site provides Mr. Yancey with the ability to complete minor site updates on his own; this was a required feature of the project.

In addtion to web production, Grabers also shot all of the photographs that the site makes use of.

A direct-mail piece for an educational conference that presents a lot of info in a small space.

A big issue with the NCAFP is fitting all of the information into a format that enables us to use four-color process and stay within budget.

I got creative the the 11x17 format and managed to somehow fit everything in.

I shot the photos used in the piece as well.

Grabers created a small website for a plywood manufacturing company based in Buffalo, NY.

The site is very small - only a few pages - but helped the company establish a web presence online.

The photo used on the home page was captured at a local Home Depot.