Brands, products, interfaces, a building’s front door, a couple of posters, and a turtle on a skateboard.

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  Flight Line

  Interface, micro interaction, and motion designIs this a real product? The screen is real. Every callsign, hour and reading on it is made up, so don’t fly on it.

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  No One Is an Alien

  Poster opens www.timberdesignco.comWhere did this hang? One night in Indianapolis, a protest poster show called The Art of Politics. Every artist picked which nonprofit got the money. Two of the posters were mine.
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  Adults Made Kindness Complicated

  PosterAnd the other one? I built it around a line from Ms. Rachel about why caring for every kid counts as political.

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  Kelvos

  Naming and brand identity
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  Nebula

  Design system, prompt barWhat’s different about this prompt bar? It leads with your question instead of the app’s name. Ask why the ascent game on MaxQ’s site says let go at 0.9 and it answers from the real file, line numbers and all.

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  Brightwell

  Naming and brand identity
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  Innovate or Evaporate

  Podcast brand

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  Praying on Offense

  Apple Watch proof of conceptWhat’s on the watch? A proof of concept for Praying on Offense. It asks you to pray for Matt before you go in and listens while you do. Then it gives you a job: tell Matt one thing he did well this week.
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  Your Money Line

  Product design

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  Penn Street Tower

  Brand and signageJust the signs? No. The whole building. The brand, the signs, the art in the lobby and the model units, even the awning.

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  Church Church Hittle & Antrim

  Brand identity
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  Robert J. Eisenbarth

  PosterWho’s Robert? My namesake, 1st Lieutenant Robert J. Eisenbarth. I built this out of found photographs and what the record still holds of his service. I’m the third Robert in the family and nowhere near the coolest.

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  Switch

  Branding and exterior signage
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  The Green Room

  Brand and packaging design

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  Turtle Tuesday

  Illustration opens www.turtletuesday.clubWhat’s with the turtle? Thirty-four so far, one every Tuesday, for my son Henry, who never asked for one. Twenty-six of them made it into a coloring book, Color the Shell. It’s out now, $9.99, at turtletuesday.club. Play

Who was it for?

A few of them, out of dozens and dozens, from the Marine Corps to Republic Records. Some at MaxQ, some before.

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Is that all of it?

The rest is at MaxQ opens gomaxq.com