"So Far To Go" is an international art contest and a tribute to a loved and missed recording artist and producer, James Dewitt Yancey, also known as J Dilla. Artists can submit their original artwork inspired by J Dilla. The top voted contestant's artwork will be produced as a poster and limited edition Giglee print series signed by the artist and J Dilla's mother, Ma Dukes. Proceeds will be donated to the J Dilla Foundation.

Rocket Monster is an online video film festival where users can upload a video, gather votes for their video, and win cash and prizes.

The vision was to create a forum to resuscitate the music video revolution. Musicians, editors, and directors are encouraged to upload their music video and enter the contest. Visitors then vote for their favorite video using their email address as a ballot, one ballot per vote.

Ohm was in charge of building this contest from the ground up. From mock-ups to completion, this database driven site was built with sharing the content in mind.

Prior to the 2009 Movement festival in downtown Detroit, Paxahau, a Detroit-based event production company, decided to put the theme / of the 2009 festival into the hands of local graphic designers.

The contest was simple. You can enter the contest by submitting your resume or bio, a 1-2 minute video, and a sample of visual artwork designed by you and themed on the festival.

Ohm & Paxahau put the gears in motion and sparked a huge interest in the local and worldwide art community. Shortly after the site's launch, the artist's themes flooded the site with content.

Within a few short weeks, the contest generated over 30,000 unique visits and over 300,000 page views.

BravoBravo! is challenging new Designers who think they have what it takes; the chance to create the "ultimate design".

One lucky winner will have their design showcased along side Michigan's Top Fashion Designers and unveiled to the media at the most high profile event in Detroit.

Ohm designed the contest site with a fun, user friendly approach in mind. Designers are flocking to the contest in hopes of stardom and exposure.

Each year, the Arts, Beats & Eats festival, in downtown Pontiac, MI, hosts a slew of local bands, eateries, and artists. Best of the Beats celebrates the musical venues that highlight the festival by showering the winner of the contest with cash, prizes, and a chance to showcase their musical talents on the national stage at the festival.

Each band/artist/performer gets their own page and banner image in which they use as tools to collect the most votes. The contest is simple, the venue with the most votes at the end of the voting period takes home the spoils.

Ohm created the nuts and bolts of the contest, creating a social networking friendly environment to make it easier for the contestants to share the excitement of the contest.