PRINT DESIGN
Print design is the foundation of what I do. It’s how I start every project, regardless if it is a show open or a business card, it all begins with a sketch on paper. My print work varies for each of my clients and could include logo design, concert posters, marketing pieces, product labels and so much more. It is another area where I can reinforce the feeling of a client’s brand in their messaging.
PRINT DESIGN
Print design is the foundation of what I do. It’s how I start every project, regardless if it is a show open or a business card, it all begins with a sketch on paper. My print work varies for each of my clients and could include logo design, concert posters, marketing pieces, product labels and so much more. It is another area where I can reinforce the feeling of a client’s brand in their messaging.
Project: Miller’s Carnation
Challenge: To create a consistent look and feel for Miller’s concert posters, while allowing each one to look completely unique.
Solution: I created a frame which included Miller’s logo, and important information, then fill the background with images and graphics that are appropriate for the different music acts that are performing there.
Project: Miller’s Carnation
Challenge: To create a consistent look and feel for Miller’s concert posters, while allowing each one to look completely unique.
Solution: I created a frame which included Miller’s logo, and important information, then fill the background with images and graphics that are appropriate for the different music acts that are performing there.
Project: Frightmare Haunted Attractions Logos and Marketing Piece
Challenge: Building two logos that would work well together, and on their own.
Solution: We built the Frightmare logo to be the main logo for the Haunts. Then each attraction under the Frightmare umbrella would also have their own look and feel.
Project: The Bella’s Family of Businesses
Challenge: Create a cohesive collection of logos for each division of the Bella’s Family of businesses.
Solution: I centered all the logos around the iconic use of the “B” in each logo, as well as the heart icon that was present in the original logos that were created.
Project: Impastables Food Truck
Challenge: Design a logo for a food truck that was fun and creative.
Solution: Because this was an Italian Food Truck, I incorporated the pasta feeling into the typography. Bright reds, green, whites and black made this design pop off the food truck!
Project: Feral Fungi Spagyric Tincture Labels
Challenge: To create visually appealing labels for these mushroom tinctures.
Solution: I incorporated bright colors, printed on metallic labels and used spot printing to focus the attention on important things like the name, and supplement info box. I designed the 7 planetary labels, and 5 unique blends, as well as the packaging the set comes in.
Project: Herb and Myth Organic Skincare Product Labels
Challenge: To update the look and feel of current labels to be more youthful, and unique.
Solution: I incorporated flat, minimal icons on the top of each label, and used a unique font for each name, while keeping the rest of the copy the same as in the rest of their branding. We printed these on metallic paper, and used spot printing to block out certain areas which would not be metallic to bring the focus where we intended it to be.
Project: The Clearwater : Event Space
Challenge: The client wanted a logo for their high end event space. The building will also house axe throwing lanes, a Gellyball course, and seasonal events.
Solution: I decided to go for more of a vintage feel with this logo. Also, I chose the slogan “Fun For All” because the client demographic was extremely varied in age and entertainment options.
Project: Vita Sana Day Spa
Challenge: To create a minimal and classic logo and icon that would illustrate the high end services at this Day Spa.
Solution: One of my favorite artists is Frank Lloyd Wright, so I decided to create a rose logo that was inspired by his Prairie Style. The minimal qualities of this Prairie Style fit in so well with the look and feel Vita Sana was looking for.
Project: Bayou Some Cajun : Food Truck
Challenge: To create a fun, minimal graphic that would illustrate the main ingredient in this Cajun Food Truck’s recipes.
Solution: I love working with flat colors, and graphic images. The client wanted to only use red, black, and white for the branding. This motif was incorporated in all other promotional pieces like the menu, website, and employee uniforms.