This is the working demo for the Official State of Utah'sAnnual Business Renewal On-line System. Check it out, but remember, this is not the actual government site, it's only a demo, and all the info that IS presented in its reporting pages as more than 10 years old.

This is the working demo for the Official State of Utah's Official Newsletter for Government workers. Check it out, but remember, this is not the actual government site, it's only a demo, and all the info that IS presented in its reporting pages is more than 10 years old.

This is the demo I cooked up for the Business Registration Center for the same gov as above. Pretty neat effects, forms are demo's but do not function. Gives a taste of the size and detail IAMFRITZ.com can provide for web design work.

Again, this is not the actual government site, it's only a demo.

This is the work-in-progress (WIP) for the Universal Training Systems site.

Frank Heyl has been training world governments and militaries in survival practices in all climes for decades. Now, he is inaugurating the launch of a whole new site dedicated to his survival and combat schools, as well as survival equipment personally designed by him, and used by militaries worldwide.

Another Happy Customer. Mattress Liquidator Warehouse has a new web presence! Courtesy of IAMFRITZ.com. Check them out on the web, especially if you're in the Portland, OR area looking for a new mattress- or mattresses.

This is my old web site, paid by via sponsors on a "free" web hosting services. While fritzfx.8m.com is still up, I haven't updated it for a long time (since I forgot the access password) but I have moved the site in its entirety to here, so you may see it without the cash providing banners and info reaping cookies.

Tha animated mailbox at bottom is really cool. Worth visiting for that alone. If you want to use it on your site, e-mail me!

This is a proposal I made to a family member for his site to sell chemical instruments on line. Well, they say "Never work for friends and family," so this project never got off the ground. But, you can view my proposal graphics here. I think they're pretty neat, and even though it's nowhere complete, and basically content free, I still include it for its neat-o style.

Alex Faveluke turned to IAMFRITZ.com for a new look to his personal site. This guy puts the TECH in techie and has some great electrical engineering stuff on his site that any EE would find useful. More than that, he's a man with a tuba, and a cat who owns his mouse. Don't mess with him. Click the pic to see more.

Here are some of the latest caricatures I've created . . . all from original photos. Watch as the list grows!

Remember: You can order a cartoon of yourself from here! Just e-mail me at IAMFRITZ@HOTMAIL.COM!

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Poor Joan Richter was running a new ad. But, she lost the original photo for it, and it fell to me to remove the text and restore the background of the pic.

This project took me 3.5 hours and my secret recipe of image removal in Photoshop. Yes, there's much more than a lot of rubber stamping going on here.

Here is a piece I did for some Bankruptcy Office. They had lost their original painting of the ship, and needed someone to remove the text off of their ad so they could update it.

Here's my work about an hour later in Photoshop. The results speak for themselves.

A Health and Beauty Salon was coming to the Provo, UT area, and wanted to be sensitive to the local minds there, so I was asked to adjust the robe on their logo.

This is an older piece of a friend's dog I made for her after the little ole furball passed away. It's an overshot of some city, the dog in her prime, and a badge and cape added in Paintshop 3 (WAY back when!).

This is a neat little piece I did while working for the company Barrier Corp. It was a little too flashy for their purposes, but here it is. Great example of 3-D imagery I do.

Creation of an Arts Logo

This is a neat little page I put together that shows the creative process from start to finish. To demonstrate, I have chosen the Wilsonville Arts Council logo I created back in 2005.

This is actually an original pencil drawing. Scanned into Photoshop to touch-up (remove fingerprints) and size for web.

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In this image, I created a 3-D Barney and stage separately and dropped them into different layers in Photoshop. Then I digitally hand-painted the Allosaurus laying between the layers.

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This started as a sketch in a sketch book, I scanned it, then dropped it into Illustrator, exporting it into Photoshop for sizing.

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This is the first logo I created for the Wilsonville, Oregon Arts Council. They told me they were looking for a logo that expressed the joining and cooperation of nature and technology. Here's what I gave `em. Next year, they came along for another, permanent logo that they display around town every spring!

Here is the final product the City accepted for its Official Arts Logo. Not much? Maybe. Come check out the page that showed the evolution/creation of this logo by clicking here.

Back in the mid-late 90's I was on a freeservers site with myportfolio and one of the first blogs of the internet- you know, before they were cool. I called my site AtroxGraphics. Then, that being too hard for people to remember, I changed to FritzFX. Here's the neat-o little sign I put up to inform people of the change.