Eric is a designer whose all-inclusive approach requires a big-picture perspective.That means:• Viewing limitations as fuel for creativity• Generously asking incisive questions• Executing design with authenticity and enthusiasmAfter working as a freelance graphic designer, web developer and promoter for a few years, Eric brought his DIY approach to web and print projects as art-director at Studio Holladay. Moving on from this position, Eric continues to put his personal touch on projects, with an aim at taking the best attributes from current trends and implementing them into timeless design practices.When Eric isn’t playing music, taking photos or consuming challenging culture, he can be found drinking a home-brew with his wife and trying to keep up with his son.

QuickComply will come out of "stealth mode" May 2015 when we REVEAL our app at Tech Crunch New York. We have created a digitally native platform designed to simplify business compliance management and eliminate unnecessary penalties. QuickComply has created an intuitive compliance awareness and reminder application, that is customized to the compliance needs of each businesses.

As one of the first design employees at this marketing startup, I had the opportunity to shape the identity, workflow, and expectations of this company. My responsibilities included, but were not limited to:• Web design• Responsive Web Development• Wordpress Development• UX/UI Design• Print Design• Identity DesignClients included Trent Dilfer, Mariel Hemingway, Adam Wainwright as well as global enterprise organizations. We have launched media portals for NFL and MLB players in partnership with Pro Athletes Outreach (TheIncrease.com), TDFB and Nike (QBCentric.com) We have also incubated new hardware and software tech startups like the disruptive QuickComplyApp.com

As the sole designer when Skejo started, I worked as UI Designer and Art Director on our first release, Operation Eradicate. On successive releases, as UI became less of a priority, I was involved in suggesting new features, strategizing new releases, and building levels for our second release, Lab Bunnies.

It was my pleasure to work for the Santa Cruz institution that is Studio Holladay. During my time there, I was able to work on many fantastic projects, but I was also able to add web-design to the Studio Holladay skill-sets of identity design and advertising. Not only that, we were able to build custom, parallax Wordpress themes and offer boutique solutions no one else was offering at the time.