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Brief was to bring the calendar into the 21st century, whilst retaining a paper based format. I gave my calendar a circular format and vibrant climatic colour scheme to stand out against the others on the market.
The name and graphic inspiration derives from James Beard award winning restaurant owner Celina Tio’s former boarding school in Pennsylvania, where the mascot was a moose. “Collection” was a homeroom-type gathering time for students.
Created in collaboration with Jordan Gray and Brent Anderston with Stir
I just finished (well, almost) the jewelry design site for Karin Jacobson. Still needs a few additions but it's almost there.
This would be the place to get your girl a cool piece of jewelry this holiday season. Her stuff is all inspired by comic books, anime and sci-fi. Pretty damn cool. Check out the sweet designer jewelry!
Someone said to me: "those collages have been done".
Well, It hasn't yet been done by me. I don't know why so many people are afraid of doing things that "we've seen already"... in my opinion it's a great starting place to things we haven't seen yet.
A sketch for a poster Avigail and Me had done yesterday.
Joseph Binder, poster for the Quality League Settlement in Vienna 1932. He was asked which one of his designs was his favorite and his reply was "the design that I have just taken off the drawing board is always my favorite".
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Free combo pack of large (1024px * 1024px) seamless Glassy Blue textures in .jpg format. Corresponding Photoshop tileable pattern (.pat) set here: webtreats.mysitemyway.com/glassy-blues-seamless-textures/
Concepts for JAQK Cellars wine packaging designed by Hatch. See the rest of packaging & interview at grainedit.com
images c2009 grainedit & Hatch
The 1964 issue has a very interesting article on map design. This map was designed on an early IBM computer.
The grid system created by Josef Müller-Brockman as the basic layout format for the finished poster.
Project: Corporate identity for Armatta (school project)
Concept: Step two in an ongoing branding project for an independant montreal based contemporary art/urban/trendy art gallery. The logo works as a system that can shift and be reconstructed for countless forms of application. An ever changing identity shifts and evolves to accomodate to the ever-changing art-scene. The shapes themselves are composed of the logotype's letterforms.
Application will always involve a unity between the logo's application in it's simplicity, as well as it's pattern-based execution. This unity reflects the idea of a gallery, as well as the concept of art itself.