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tanto o logo e o layout não foi eu quem fez; só fiz ajustes (que fazem muita diferença) e elaborei o texto - marketing não é meu forte.
freela na segunda de Carnaval, quem curte? eu curti!
Pretend magazine mockup. I'm trying to not get rusty. I'm semi satisfied with it. I want to try to make it look less like every other magzine out there but try at the same time to get the message across. I've been reading about the ascension of mindful uglyness. I support mindful uglyness, but I feel like I have no place to replicate ugly/beautiful because it'll just be ugly.
As designed by the lovely and talented
I had this made when I was planning on persuing a completely different area of craftmenship and sales, but I love it too much to be rid of it.
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Part of marksdoodles.tumblr.com , a daily-ish updated personal blog, created to improve my graphic skills and to unleash my creativity.
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!
A mission statement poster for the Canberran hackerspace, Make Hack Void.
The client wanted to make a potentially boring document more interesting in order to engage members in discussion about the direction of the organisation.
I had free reign on this project.
(Love job.)
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
This was a project in my Typography class Fall quarter of 2009. We were to map out our journey from home to school using only type, hence Typographic Journey.
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