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Dan Stephens won 4th place and his ticket, Lucky Lighthouse, will be printed this summer. Dan submitted his design for the Idaho Lottery ticket design contest.
Unfinished artwork for a Minneapolis South High logo I was asked to design in my last weeks before graduating.
Asked for a tiger in the O of South; this tiger head was going to be popping out of the O.
Adobe Illustrator
Spring 2007
From my doodles I have to narrow down my choice for the final design.
Sometimes a design looks very different once vectoized, and it isn't until you do a couple of trial drawings that you get a real sense of what might work and what you really like.
Above represents the 'finalists'!
This short icon workshop can be found here: Icon design with Adobe Illustrator - my process Pt. 2
My study project, Gregory Colbert's exhibition identity. For non-commercial use only. All materials belong to their owners.
I designed a print ready flyer around their original graphic "Be The Difference Discover" which they created with Word. I worked with it the best I could in order to integrate it with my flyer design.
Interviews with some leading graphic designers on things like where they find inspiration and motivation, setting goals and defining success.
Postcards leaflet, printed on metallic paper and glossy paper. Special cut-out made for easy use of the postcards.
For a sermon on the Parable of the Talents. Of course, Jesus's parable focused on money, and violins don't usually bring much of that in. It's science: a play on words always works better than showing a picture of coinage.
This spread shows three of the corollary products offered by MAG, aside from the business' main focus of truckside advertising.
This little self-initiated project is something I've really enjoyed working on. Basically, these notebooks are constructed from all the excess paper and card, old photocopies and random imagery that I've managed to collect over the years.
Each notebook is A6 size(ish) and everyone has its own unique 'sentence' on the front. When they're all bound I'm probably going to sell them somewhere but I'd love to know what you think of them and whether you'd be interested in purchase one.
Packagings of the World is a packaging design archive showcasing the best, most interesting and creative packaging work worldwide. We will try to make the archive as digestible and as possible with less text, like they say, pictures speaks a thousand words!