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it started from the hands and face of the former golden fisherman statue in biloxi, mississippi....and morphed into the feathered serpent
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Here is the final version of the logo for the Loco for Gocco Etsy Street Team. This is the one color version.
2011- Made in Illustrator using a still from the film Elementarteilchen. Project for Design 430 class.
new graphic design brief is to design a fashion tag...
target market: 16-24 year olds
the green and blue need edited a bit... not sure which colour to pick im feed up of going for red, black and white! like the blue but not sure....
what do you guys think? if you where/are 16-24 would you like this? does it appeal to you?
any ideas, help and tips much appreciated :) thanks!
another thing to keep in mind its for part of a range by marks and spencers who has green and white as there colour scheme...
The classic Lafayette Hotel is hosting a huge NYE party with my buddies, Transfer and a whole bucket load of SD talent.
Gonna be fun.
Buttons, guitar pick jewelry and fake VIP badge
VIP badge illustration by Jon Kneeland
Nicole Peterson 2011
First published in 1972, this is from 1974. According to a note scribbled inside my copy, it was bought on Thursday 10 April 1975 from Dillon's University Bookshop, Malet Street, London and lent (along with 2 other unspecified books) to a Mrs Griffith for her summer holiday in 1978. She returned it on Tuesday 19th September 1978 at her vegetarian cookery class.
The logo for Dean Real Estate was designed to give the brand a strong and reliable image that also represents their niche in small to mid-sized commercial and industrial properties.
Part of a promotional campaign my group and I designed to promote awareness about H1N1.
The poster was 8"x10" for smaller spaces as well as 24"x30" for larger spaces. The posters were installed around the College of Design. Stickers were placed on points of transmission within the vicinity of the posters, and then sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer was also placed within the same vicinity so that students could use them disinfect spaces before using them and sanitize their hands to help minimize their exposure to and prevent the spread of H1N1.