Logos
Some of our favorite client logos
Websites
World Wide Web Creations
Texas Rail Advocates
Moving rail successes forward
The Texas Rail Advocates needed a website that could act as an easy to use platform for positive messages about rail infrasturcture and transportation along with education. The site was designed with WordPress as the platform so that news articles and blogs could be easily added by the site owners. The site starts off with large colorful graphics that zone in on the current and core messages.
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Garland Area MakerSpace
Supporting the "Maker Movement"
The Garland Area MakerSpace needed a platform on the web to illustrate the need for a MakerSpace in the Garland-area of Texas. While this is still the end-goal for this group, the site features online groups, a blog and can expand with member-only content. Additionally, more than one member can contribute to the site if they wish to. Almost everything was created from scratch, including the logo for this project.
H.M.Sanders Art Gallery
Portfolio and Storefront
H.M.Sanders wanted a website that would act as portfolio and storefront for works she wishes to sale. The site was requested to be clean and easy to use with a cozy almost coffee-shop like feel.
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Capehart Communication Collection
The history for communication
Don and Rita Capehart wanted a online site to promote their historical telecommunication museum in Corsicana, Texas. The site gives a little information and history about the location, a small gallery of images and video from the collection being on local and cable TV.
“John Russell Jones has done excellent work for us in the past. We have been very pleased with his work and would highly recommend him. He is very professional and detailed. Give him a call and he will take good care of your needs."
Don & Rita Capehart
Proprietors of Capehart Commumication Collection
Corsicana, Texas
About
John Russell Jones is a graphic designer that focuses on a variety of different mediums to help organizations present and accomplish their missions.