Max Kirchoff \

Just something I put together for my own little messenger bag initiative. It’s comprised of photos and video either taken by me or of me in the southeast Portland area.

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This is a preroll commercial developed for online assets sponsored by Scion in the northwest United States. Not only did I develop the concept and produce the commercial, I am also the artist in it.

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Unitus Box Ad (intended to be viewed at 728 x 90)
Unitus Horizontal Ad (intended to be viewed at 300 x 250) Unitus Rich Media Ads

These are rich media ads developed for the Unitus Credit Union. They were built using Flash 8 and AS2. It is a simple unmute action that allows the audio to be audible. Everything plays as if the video were loaded at the same time as the page.

I designed all visual and technical elements of this campaign while working for Entercom Portland. The overall campaign was aimed at a demographic of hip, middle class, age 25 – 30 males in the Northwest United States. I created a modified Scion thematic logo as well as matching collateral and graphic imagery. Pictured above are the two main pieces, both current models of Scion. One is wrapped in stencil art style, while the other is wrapped in original graffiti art style. Not only was this concept bolstered by the client, Scion, as being right with who they were, but they also purchased the original artwork from my designs for their own distribution in customer appreciation items.

This sample is from a on-site photoshoot I did with the Portland, Or banb by the name of The Professional Man. They used the prints from this shoot in marketing and advertising for general branding as well as poster art in their show ads.

This sample is from a on-site photoshoot I did with the Portland, Or banb by the name of The Professional Man. They used the prints from this shoot in marketing and advertising for general branding as well as poster art in their show ads.

This initiative, managed by Entercom Portland, was focused on holiday shopping and giving. The website design was created to be simplified, in “microsite” format, to include limited, focused data for users trafficked here from other digital properties. link

This initiative, managed by Entercom Portland, was focused on holiday shopping and giving. The website design was created to be simplified, in “microsite” format, to include limited, focused data for users trafficked here from other digital properties. link

This ad was created for print in Willamette Week, a local Portland publication, to advertise a warehouse sale hosted by the Portland Rotary and Entercom Portland’s cluster of radio stations.

This is a website design for the Kidsgiving 2007 initiative by the Entercom Portland cluster. The site needed to be modular enough for use in future initiatives and light enough to develop with minimal time costs, all while still maintaining an easy to use and good looking interface. It seems to have been quite successful. There was also a handful of collateral promotion design that is not pictured. All work was done through Entercom Portland.