When I began Pro Deo Creations my focus was on providing affordable photography to families that otherwise may not be able to have family photos taken. I wanted my work to be a service to God and not about what I could earn. Since then I have branched into graphic and event design - and more recently video work. About me:
I earned my degree in journalism and mass communication (with a strong passi
on for design) from Abilene Christian University. I joined the Army as a public affairs specialist creating a variety of products for my commanders. After leaving the Army I became a copy editor for a newspaper in Kentucky, making my way up to a Monday Community Edition designer/editor. I then worked at Fort Sill as a writer/photographer/publication designer/videographer for their post newspaper (then Cannoneer - now The Tribune), before moving to media relations and then finally as the communications director for Long Range Precision Fires (the Army's number one modernization priority). I have photographed and videoed portraits and weddings from West Point to Oklahoma to South Korea, created award winning articles, publications and photographs (my favorite once hung in the Smithsonian American Art Museum).
