https://richmondmagazine.com/news/sunday-story/living-sculptures/
Almost any tree can become a bonsai. Click on the link above to learn more about these living sculptures, clipped to perfection by the artists at Gardens Unlimited.
https://www.virginialiving.com/travel/road-scholars/
Travel around the world with senior Virginians, including two solo adventurers who met and fell in love on a Road Scholar trip.
Can poetry change the world? RVA’s first poet laureate, Roscoe Burnems, thinks so.
Read about the evolution of cardiovascular care, microbubbles, 40 years of angioplasty and other cardiac news in this newsletter that I wrote for VCU Pauley Heart Center. Design by the Bergman Group.
Created brochure for Campbell County Educational Foundation for 2021/2022 fundraising campaign. I wrote copy and selected photos for this brochure. Graphic design by Thomas Scott Layman. Click on image to view full brochure.
He thinks nothing of running 135 miles in Death Valley in July, or completing 7 marathons in 7 continents in just 7 days. Meet Mike Wardian in the June 2021 Virginia Living. Click on image to read his remarkable story.
I provided copy, gave input on UI/UX, and selected stock photos for Shelley Cupp Schulte’s new website. Website design by Scott Layman.
In this Virginia Living February 2021 article, meet Scott Taylor, who has restored Tiffany and other historic windows for the VMFA, Smithsonian Institute and even the mausoleum of a Gilded Age millionaire. Click on the image to read.
We inspect every piece of fish received on the loading dock. If it’s not fresh, it’s not coming in the Yellow Umbrella. I helped this seafood and gourmet grocery store tell their story for the first time on their website.
I wrote the website content and six brochures for this precision machine shop that specializes in CNC milling and turning, EDM machining and other high tech processes. Webpage design by the Bergman Group.
It’s still possible to find your dream home during the pandemic–find out how in this December 2020 Virginia Living article.
Grace Episcopal Church in Keswick celebrates 275 years with a renovation and an out-of-this-world pipe organ. Read about it in this October 2020 Virginia Living article.