Alan Ball (Actor)

An award-winning actor who has performed in over 150 productions in the US, Canada, Austria, Germany, Greece and the Netherlands.

Past clients include General Motors, Sears, Kellogg's, Colgate/Palmolive, Motorola, the United States Navy, McDonalds and Coca-Cola.

  • Website Redesign
  • HTML & CSS

Laser Products Industries

Designed and developed a new website for Laser Products Industries using WordPress.

  • Website Redesign
  • WordPress
  • HTML & CSS

Eyes to the Skies Festival

After being an Eyes to the Skies Festival committee chairmen for a year, I decided to redesign the website. The old design was technically sound, however I always felt the design was a little lacking. I redesigned the site and built it using WordPress.

  • Website Redesign
  • WordPress
  • HTML & CSS

Sunrise

This was taken on Lake Erie on a fishing trip. The fish wern't biting but there was plenty of time for some great pictures.

  • Canon Rebel EOS
  • 35mm telephoto lens
  • Beautiful sunrise at 6am
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Welcome

I’m Brian Stoiber… web designer, graphic designer, illustrator and photographer. I live just south of Chicago, Illinois where I pursue digital illustration and photography as a hobby that runs parallel to my real job of graphic design/web design. Obviously I have a strong background in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator since I have used both every day of my life for the past 8 years.

More than a designer, I consider myself a photographer. I love every aspect of it even though I do not have nearly enough time. I love to simply observe… a rare treat in a world where people seldom look instead of do. It is an honest pleasure to be able to share exactly what I see with others through photography. It has been and always will be my favorite art form.

Recent Work…

Lately I have seen a huge increase of interest for me to do work for people. I unfortunately now have to be selective of the jobs I take. One thing I have learned is that no matter how much work is offered to you or how much you are offered to do the work, if the it isn’t a good match between the client and yourself, it is not going to be a successful project.

I like to think that I can take great pride in the people and companies I have chosen to work with in the past. By selectively choosing who I work with, I have been able to almost eliminate the frustrations that come along with working with those “special” clients that are always asking you to do the wrong thing which only leads to more work on both sides.