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High Heat Studios

Art, Design & Photography

Definition

High Heat – Baseball slang. “High heat” or “the heat” typically refers to a very fast pitch. A fastball of extra-high quality.

High Heat Studios – A design studio of extra-high quality

01.

What we do

What we do
What we do

Graphic Design

Everything comes back to graphic design. Web and print, identity and social media. Color theory, layout and typography, all essential design elements that I’ve trained in and worked with for years. I’ve created entire product campaigns, business cards, logos and identity packages and everything in between,

Web Design

I’ve been creating websites for decades. I’ve created sites large and small, external sites, internal sites and corporate intranets. I’ve created sites for individuals, sites for companies, sites for government agencies. Designing for the web is a huge part of what I do each and every day.

Sports Art

The original purpose of this studio was specifically sports art, but it’s grown into something much more than that. I love the combination of art and sports, and if I had my wish, I would be creating it each and every day. Cards, posters, or promo materials, I just love sports related projects.

Photography

Classically trained in photography, with a four year Bachelors of Fine Arts from the Savannah College of Art and Design. I enjoy both commercial and personal photography. I’ve shot everything from events and weddings to interiors, portraits, sports and more.

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Featured Work

Featured Work
Featured Work
Law Office

Law Office

A local law firm brought me on as their Director of Web Operations. I am in charge of everything web based, including the website and social media, as well as branding, marketing, visual assets, signage, promotional items and photography. This larger project has...

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Home Series

Home Series

With the start of the 2023 baseball season just a few days away, I wanted something to commemorate that "Opening Day at Home" feeling. The "home plate" motif and shape are quite literal, while the background images of Boston showcase the players "home" as well.

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Stadium Series

Stadium Series

My latest creation combines my love of water colors, baseball, and retro inspired designs. The initial inspiration behind these were old tobacco cards. 1888 Duke "Perilous Occupations" (N86) featured the subject in front of a stylized background, with a large white...

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Impact

Impact

Back in 1992, Marvel Comics contracted a company called Impact to make them a set of X-Men cards. As a kid, it was one of my favorites and I collected the entire set. I stumbled across them a little while back and while the colors were a little dated, the layout was...

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Rookie Signatures

Rookie Signatures

Another commissioned piece, these were printed in 2019 on acetate and sent to Jasson Dominguez through his agent in Florida. He signed and returned the pieces and I hand crafted a set of autographed cards out of them. Below is the mock up of the design, followed by...

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2018 MVP

2018 MVP

To celebrate Mookie Betts' 2018 MVP run I wanted to come up with something I could potentially print out as a poster. I had seen similar styles but wanted to create something of my own. I really enjoyed the collage on this one, and tried to incorporate a lot of...

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Recent Updates

Recent Updates
Recent Updates
Law Office

Law Office

A local law firm brought me on as their Director of Web Operations. I am in charge of everything web based, including the website and social media, as well as branding, marketing, visual assets, signage, promotional items and photography. This larger project has...

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Band Photography

Band Photography

A Christian musical group approached me about album photography and website needs. We were able to scout a location and stage a photo shoot for the group. They were able to use the photos on their website as well as their debut album.

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Home Series

Home Series

With the start of the 2023 baseball season just a few days away, I wanted something to commemorate that "Opening Day at Home" feeling. The "home plate" motif and shape are quite literal, while the background images of Boston showcase the players "home" as well.

read more