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about hatch creative
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Why the name “Hatch”? |
I wanted to signify that I was starting
anew with a renewed vigor. Hatch: The birth of something
good. |
But, my neighbor's
a "designer"... |
These days, it seems
like everyone’s doing graphic design, but are they
doing it well? Sure, your neighbor will do your
brochure for a case of Miller High Life. But, does he really know
good design? Just because
his new Dell came with a copy of Microsoft Publisher doesn't
mean he will give you the results you're looking for. Plus,
you know he’ll
be drinking that beer while he’s “working”. |
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John Wurth has been been glued to a keyboard from the day his
father brought home an IBM PCjr back in 1984. He became
interested in design when he first saw what one of those powerful
12 Mhz jobbies with an EGA card could display. 16 Colors! Almost photo-realistic images...how far we've come.
 John
moved to Louisville, Kentucky in 1996 and got a job doing
real graphic design on a real-live Macintosh.
He has worked various graphic design and web design jobs ranging
from designing / typesetting direct mail pieces, PC / Macintosh
consulting, pre-press operator, Webmaster, Graphic Designer,
Web Development Manager to Creative Director for a regional magazine.
His designs have been seen on products by national companies such
as Domino’s Pizza, Pizza Hut, Dallas Stars (NHL team), and
local businesses such as Mo Flav, Win.Net, Australian Racing, and
Churchill Downs. If it can be printed, he has more than likely
designed it. John is also the Creative Director for Sophisticated
Living magazine, while running the day-to-day operations at Hatch
HQ.
John has been doing web design since the good old days when
the only available tools were a hammer and chisel on stone slates
(AKA: Simpletext and NotePad). He has worked on the Kentucky
State Fair 100th Anniversary site, Kentucky
Fair and Expo Center’s site, the Muhammed
Ali Center site, and tons of local sites, big and small. Take
a gander at his portfolio
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