Fabulous, Fierce, and Sacred

Promotional and informational material sets are a common request- bundles can include logo, accompanying pattern/s, letterheads, flyers, digital banners and email headers, etc. (image: Anabaptist LGBTQ "Fabulous, Fierce, and Sacred" inclusion and celebration event in Chicago, 2014)

Lancer Swim Team Graphics

Need a new or updated logo for your team? Athletic design is a personal favorite- sharp, punchy, and dynamic make for a fun challenge. (image: Lancer boys swim team, used on sweatshirts, sweatpants, and tshirts)

Capital Campaign

Large promotional campaigns are a big commitment, but when done right, leave a lasting impression and engage people on new level. (image: collection of spec capital campaign material, made for a graphic design systems course at UW Stevens Point)

Black Glass Buttons: A Handbook for Collectors

Being functional doesn't exclude something from also being beautiful- even manuals can benefit from good layout and have a lasting visual impact (image: comprehensive booklet with over 700 images detailing different classifications and styles of Black Glass Buttons)

Arches Promo booklet

(image: promotional sample booklet design for Arches brand artist paper, project for UWSP design course)

"Two-toed Glider"

Visual pun as part commissioned set

Book cover

Cover illustration for John Howard Yoder: Radical Theologian - written by J. Denny Weaver

Technical illustration

"Dynamics Near Free Surfaces and the Glass Transition in Thin Polymer Films: A View to the Future" - by M.D. Ediger & J.A. Forrest, article in Macromolecules, 2014, 47

Graphic Narration

Morning Ride - short-story, 2013

Librarians who participated in the Little eLit Media Mentors workshop and would like to use the images below in promotions for new media events, collections and services at their library are welcome to do so after contacting me at hcsandvold@gmail.com with a brief (1-2 sentence) description of how you'll be using the image, and how I might see it in action once you have!

Being able to share with others and pass on what I've learned is one of the most rewarding parts of being an artist. Kids love to create, and teaching them how to fine-tune their creativity and express themselves on paper keeps their minds active and provides them with a great way to channel thoughts and feelings. My approach is to both teach drawing basics, as well as find out what my students are interested in so that they get the most out of the art lesson experience. If you are interested in enrolling your child in one-on-one or group art lessons, send me an email to find out more!