My Work AllWebsitesPostersPrintMapsmeravtzur.comThe website provides immediate, intriguing access to the artist’s work, and is easy for her to update.yesterday2nite.comReferences to the Beatles’ work, video and sound clips complete this site for a Paul McCartney tribute band.stresscaretraining.orgThe website lays out the basic premise of the work taught by this non-profit. It also handles presenting classes, enrolling students and taking payments.mindfulnessovermatters.comA simple one-page site communicates what this lawyer does, and provides easy ways to get in touch.levyvinick.comIt’s clear that this is, in the client’s words, “not a corporate law firm.” The website is also at the center of their social media effort. frtiberkeley.comThis site was updated from a semi-defunct Joomla site. We rescued the classes on offer from the depths of the old site and put them on the front page.feldenkraisbiography.comA site created to accompany the book launch.Undivided PosterPoster for a conference of spiritual teachers.Conference ProgramProgram for a conference of librarians in the addictions field.Hong Kong MapMap done for TeaTrade magazine.Sign and postcardBusiness materials for a small company on Fisherman's Wharf.Map of ManhattanMap showing the location of tea outlets in Manhattan, made for TeaTrade magazine.ECOG LogoLogo for a group of community gardens.Annual ReportAnnual report for Bike East Bay, a non‑profit advocating for bicyclists.Feeling Poster 2Poster done to advertise an art and writing contest for 4th and 5th graders.Feeling Poster 1Part of the challenge of creating these posters is that realistic children may not be depicted.Newspaper pageThis set of maps was printed in the newspaper. It shows refreshment stations for Bike East Bay's annual “Bike to Work Day.”Box PosterThe original poster had feet and tail disappearing at the top of the page. The final solution provides a more open-ended invitation to the children participating in the contest.Book Poster 1Every year I have the opportunity to create a poster for an annual art and writing contest for 4th and 5th graders. It's one of my favorite projects.Book Poster 2
