Work

Design of Brierfield Ironworks Historic Park

August 3, 2010 by joewatts

Wrapped up a project for Brierfield Ironworks Historical State Park several months ago, but failed to mention it here. I really am enjoying working with WordPress. Just wrapped up several newsletters today as well; one for an insurance company and another for AIA Birmingham (both web-based). Now I’ve got to finish up a website for an engineering firm, The University Center for Economic Development at UA and several other projects…. Lots to do. At least I don’t have to venture outside in this unbearable heat!

Redesign of Rural Southwest Alabama Tourism Website

June 23, 2010 by joewatts

Still a work in progress, but have been adding attractions from around a lot of counties in the Black Belt over the last two weeks to the site. Take a look at the new tourism website: www.alabamasfrontporches.org

A New Website For Alabama Byways

May 30, 2010 by joewatts

Just finished putting together a new website for the Alabama Byways Program. It will continue to grow as more information is added, but here’s a start. Designed in WordPress!

Check it out: www.alabamabyways.com

A Cover for the Alabama RC&D Association’s Annual Report

April 27, 2010 by joewatts

I’ve been working with the State RC&D Program since 2000 or so. This year, we’ve produced a similar annual report to previous years but decided to print the cover in color.

Alzheimer’s of Central Alabama Garden Art Party 2010 Invitation

April 18, 2010 by joewatts

Finished this invitation several weeks ago, but thought I’d go ahead and post it on the blog today anyway. The artwork is really pretty amazing–Alzheimer’s patients created it in a collaborative environment. I have been lucky enough to go and take photos of some of these folks working on art here in Birmingham and it has been a wonderful experience.

New Brochure for Payne Lake and Surrounding Area

March 29, 2010 by joewatts

This is part of a larger project I’ve been working on with several folks. The larger project takes place in the Lower Cahaba watershed (www.lowercahaba.com). I’m actually in the process of changing the website over to a drupal based website (but that’s not public yet). Here’s the brochure:

paynelake.pdf