Benefits of Cycling - Infographic

Designed for Atlanta Bicycling Coalition, this piece coveys facts about cycling and its benefits to both the individual and communities. Statistics are compartmentalized to organize a wealth of information and focus the viewer's attention.

Where Do Your Taxes Really Go? Infographic

In retrospect, taxes as the subject for an infographic maybe wasn't the most impetuous choice. Taxes are incredibly complicated, and it is difficult to find statistics that agree.

The focus is on where tax dollars are spent. With staggering figures in the billions, I wanted to present the information in the simplest way: Where does One U.S. Dollar go? So if you paid $5,000 in taxes, you could multiply that by $0.17 and determine how much of your taxes went to the National Defense. Really exciting stuff.

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Screen Printing at Danger Press

I have my artwork. As you can see, I chose the guitar headstock. I have a session booked at Danger Press this friday. I'm very excited.

Independent Voice Project - Screen Printing

For my Independent Voice project I would like to make a screen printed poster (2-3 colors). Screen Printing is something I dabbled in early on, but never truly had a chance to explore in depth. Below are some options of what I may want to use for artwork. Please leave any suggestions as to what may a good choice.

Personal Logo Rebrand

Below is logo for branding myself as a designer. This logo is based off an idea that I had 3 years ago to have antlers growing out of the serifs on the letter H. Hart is english for "deer."

Stop Bullying PSA

When Will It End? - Stop Bullying PSA from ziegelhouse on Vimeo.

Filmed in Marietta, GA, December 1-2, 2011. School scenes filmed at Wheeler High School. Thanks to Lynn Berry. Camera assistance by Eric Krezel.

Edited in Final Cut Pro. Effects and type animations in After Effects.

Music: On Your Side by Pete Yorn

Thanks to Andy Berry and Kellee Hart.

Stop Bullying Poster

The theme of my campaign is places, almost like memories, where young people are bullied. In this poster, it is a place that may conjure up feelings of inadequacy and being ridiculed. The hope is that victims of bullying will relate to these feelings, understand that they are not alone, and ultimately seek help. Others may view it sympathetically and respond by taking action.