Creative
Amber Holmes is a Clothing Designer out of San Antonio, Texas. She asked me to put together some branding ideas for her. Here’s the look she went with.
Often times, my best work for a client isn’t revealed until really getting to know them. That’s when the finished pieces literally take 5 years. This is one of those classics. I designed the original logo back in 2009. In 2014, I just started getting ideas and took it to paper. Everyone in the company liked the
A Makeup client needed photos of their entire line of makeup. After sending me home with some samples and getting glitter everywhere, I decided to get smart about things. Shooting makeup for the next week was out of the question on their budget, so I went to photoshop… There were three characteristics that differentiated each
So, Jason wanted 1 logo to represent 2 different companies. I wdidn’t like where it was headed. After brainstorming for about a week, I started looking at LED Wiring Diagrams and schematics. I called the client up and talked about what the symbol meant. These types of things are very meaningful in schematics and wiring instructions.
We started a new project for a popcorn shop in Greensboro, NC. A small, privately owned shop that specializes in gourmet popcorn. I’m not really into popcorn like that. It’s one of those snack foods that have to seek me out- like reaching
I had an opportunity to really take my time and design this out. A contribution from Pepsi helped considerably to stretch the design funds. I decided to get sciencey. I ordered 3 books on menu design, two eye trackers, and some eye-tracking software and spent about 1 month researching how you design a menu. The science
I would probably fire myself if I ever had to intern for myself. Design for each company is an evolution. When the time was right, I showed Paul a sketch I had been working on for his DJ company. He replied back that he had shirts, the logo was painted on all the equipment cases,
I met Luke through a friend of mine and he let me handle quite a few design projects. We did give them the logo earlier, but shortly before selling the place off, Luke and I spoke about the different meanings for 42 (besides that the restaurant used to be located on route 42) This was a
