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This is my high school senior t-shirt design which I submitted but sadly was not chosen. The mascot of my high school is seagull and I was in Class of 2009. As you can see, I combined these two ideas into one. The topmost yellow symbol-stream in the background spells "Staten Island Tech", the name of my school. The meaning behind this design is that the graduating class will be like a strong seagull, gliding up toward a bright future.
Graphic Design for a new packaging Branding for a Malt Beverage. This piece is part of my portfolio of Graphic Designer, Art Director and Creative Director.
Steven Heller & Anne Fink - Covers & Jackets!
What The Best Dressed Books & Magazines Are Wearing
PBC International, Library of Applied Design, 1993
Design by Stephanie Tevonian
Unfortunately showcases only contemporary book jackets and paperback covers... but only $1.50 at the thrift shop.
This 2003 badge was part of a corporate set that promoted the world famous FIS Ski World Cup Lauberhornrennen ski race - held annually in mid-January in Wengen, Switzerland. The large badge shown here would have been issued to TV and Radio personnel whilst other designated guests and visitors would have also received a bespoke badge. The event in 2003 was the 73rd to take place, since the first race in 1930.
The badges show an action graphic of a downhill skier in silhouette, against a tri-banded background - the overall visual effect creates a strong sense of speed, agility and balance.....qualities that are needed in abundance to conquer the Lauberhorn challenge.
The prestigious event (featuring the Super Combined, Slalom and Downhill), is located in the spectacular Bernese Oberland region, in the vicinity of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau with the Lauterbrunnen valley below. The breathtaking event pulls in the largest crowds for a World Cup ski event - around 30,000 spectators and at approximately 4.5 kilometres in length, it is the longest event in the downhill calendar. The vertical drop of over a kilometre makes the circuit an incredible challenge - undoubtedly the blue ribbon event of the downhill World Cup Season.
The badges shown here were manufactured in Gippingen by the Swiss maker Faude & Huguenin AG, a company that specialises in medals, pins, badges, coins, cups, trophies, key fobs, and insignia.
Photography, layout and design: Argy58
(This image also exists as a high resolution jpeg and tiff - ideal for a variety of print sizes
e.g. A4, A3, A2 and A1. The current uploaded format is for screen based viewing only: 72pi)
The kitty eggs will be packed in their usual hay nest + egg cartons with a slide out cardstock wrap
... and you read right- we're going to be making our own brand of natural soy + beeswax crayons!
It's 10 o'clock in the morning.
At your lovely face I've been staring.
Your eyebrows raise while you're sleeping.
The french toast is done, the coffee is brewing.
You open your eyes and it brings as much life as the sunshine.
We've got leftovers, the microwave's ringing.
Our whole lives are ahead of us. Let's sleep in.
Let us forget all that is happening.
It has been a long road, were just starting.
You give me a kiss. I could die now in this bliss.
All else is a lie, this is true.
I still can't believe I'm with you.
It's still like a dream that has come true.
The whole world can end as long as I'm with you.
It was pouring down rain but I had to take pictures of the memorial for the Bauhaus faculty who died in WWII. It's so simple, but far better than any memorial that I have ever seen.