I enjoy creating images that combine graphic design and Photoshop skill while showcasing an engaging verbal style. Here is a small selection of some of my graphic design work.

I created this logo for the “Portsmouth” category on my personal website. Click on it to see some of the Sunday columns I wrote for the Portsmouth Herald.

The Rolling Stone are soooo old … they’ve updated some of their best-loved songs to reflect their advanced age, in this humor item I created in Photoshop.

This is a social media nugget I created for G.Willikers! — the downtown Portsmouth, N.H., children’s store founded by my family in 1978.

I created this item, shortly after his tragic death in 2014, as an offbeat homage to Robin Williams.

This item satirizing efforts to speed up the pace of Major League Baseball games (the joke: baseball is so boring doctors could prescribe it to treat insomnia) spun out of a recent chat with a fellow baseball lover about how we hardly ever watch the game on TV anymore.

During the Winter Olympics at Sochi, I noticed the headgear worn by bobsledders and snowboarders reminded me of Grammy winners Daft Punk. My work was discovered by the Moscow Times on Twitter and featured in a post titled “Sochi Social: 7 Times Photoshop Made the Olympics Better.”
— John Breneman (Click here for RESUME)
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