For
the past 10 years or so years, the majority of my work focus has
gone into website design and management. Therefore, the bulk of
my recent portfolio items are websites done through and for various
organizations. Below is a list of most of the sites I have either
designed entirely, or have been an instrumental part in creating.
:: Website Design :: Design
for Print :: Logo Design ::
Various Items :: Graphic
Design Series :: Photography :: 3D
Design
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Animations :: Traditional
Art :: Signage ::

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Focus Power:
A Freelance Collective
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Positronic
Design

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Business Cards
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Logo Design
I am a firm
believer in sticking with traditional techniques and convention,
but manipulating it to achieve interesting and engaging results.
This is especially true in my logo design. I design ALL of my
logos in black and white line art first, and then add color as
needed.
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Various Items
Below are
a few random items that I have created for various clients and
purposes.

All of these
series images were created entirely by me, using photos of objects
that were given to me or were photos that I staged and took myself.
The composites were all made using Photoshop with an occasional
3D model from Animation:Master for effect.
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Bonsai Life Series
The Bonsai Life series arose from a desire to depict
myself in a new way, and to put myself in situations that humans
cannot realistically achieve. They also are meant to describe some
part of my personality in some way, as a kind of introspective artistic
venture. This series was so widely loved, it inspired the "Action
Steglich" series - images where I portray myself as
an action figure.
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Action Steglich Series
This series depicts me as various action figures,
each one representing a different, yet targeted aspect of my personality.
The first one in the series is the last of the Bonsai Life
series, but will be used again later. Obviously, this series is
still 'In Progress' but the goal is to create imagery
for several "Action Steglich" figurines, as well as play
sets such as the "Steglich Dream Car" and will be finished
off with marketing materials such as product placement shots and
reviews of this fictional product.

I dont consider
myself a die-hard photographer, but I love taking pictures and
know a good one when I get it. Here are a few of those 'good ones'.

These are
some stills from animations or 3D models that I have used in animation
or as props for still imagery. The majority of these models were
made in Martin Hash's Animation:Master.

For 6 years,
I was the Director of the final animations for a graduate-level
3D modeling and animation class at UMass Amherst. The final animation
was an 8-week long intensive class project in which students were
assigned various tasks based on their skills and ambition. As
a result, I was able to direct to completion 11, 5-17 minute long
animated stories, as well as hone my personal skills in regards
to storyboarding, modeling, surfacing/texturing, animation, and
post-production such as sound and special effects compositing.
During and since that time, I have also used those skills to create
several animated pieces for clients and have been working on an
animated short that will accompany a children's book that I am
writing. You can see some of these animations below.

I am a traditional
artist by nature. I love drawing, and what I love most is capturing
people's emotions and passion. I feel that it's important to have
an understanding of traditional art forms to be able to fully
achieve what is desired from a computer. So from time to time,
I like to put down the mouse and draw something by hand. Below
are just a few of my more favorite pieces, though hundreds more
exist.

Basically,
I am a universal artist. I thoroughly enjoy art in all of its
forms and am constantly adding to my bag of tricks in regards
to my creative output. Of the more prominent loves of my life
are Sign Painting, Sewing, Carpentry, Building and Refinishing
Furniture, Sculpting, and Gardening. I have made a number of signs
for clients through my business, Focus Power, which can be seen
below.
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