by Sam Haltom, Jun 16th, 2011
Back at work now after 6 weeks in Africa. It seems very strange but getting back into the swing of things. My first project back was the redesign of the Brooke Rental Center website. Much has changed with the technology of websites since this was launched in 2006, the site was originally built with a mix of flash and HTML. The new site included a custom WordPress Ecommerce system to allow them to take reservations on any of their products. If you live on the east cost give it a shot, they got just about anything you could possibly rent for your parties. Check it out at http://www.brookerentalcenter.com/.
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by Sam Haltom, Jun 16th, 2011
As trips go I would have to rate this one as a 10 on a scale of 1-10. What better way to serve your fellow man here on earth than to help provide medical support to a country that is in great need of it. What blows me away most of all is the blessing received seem to always be more than the blessing given. Read about the complete experience on Mercy Ships African Mercy in Sierra Leone at http://www.everlater.com/samhaltom
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by Sam Haltom, Mar 27th, 2011
Back in November I wrote about starting to design this new site and working on my first bamboo fly rod. Well here it is March and my first bamboo fly rod is finished along with the new website. The site was just launched last week. And while there is still some content to add and things to finalize we are open for business. All in all I think it turned out pretty good. Of course we will see things we want to change or add over time, but over all I think the site does what we want it to do and markets our products in a professional way. Read the rest of this entry »
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by Sam Haltom, Jan 2nd, 2011
After creating the Steamboat Cowboy Downhill promotional materials for more than a decade it is becoming harder and harder to come with fresh ideas. This year I decided to try something different. I was inspired by Boulder, CO artist Steve Lowtwait. I just love his use of flat color and simple shapes. His posters have a real old school vintage feel that I thought would work well with the cowboy theme and the CBDH logo that we have been using for the last 3 years. Read the rest of this entry »
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