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There is no better way to begin a note to someone than with a classy expression like "Holy Mackerel!"
This set of 4 notecards includes one "Holy Crap" card, one "Holy Cow" card, one "Holy Mackerel" card, and one "Holy Moley" card.
These cards are blank inside to make them more versatile. They can be used as thank you cards, congratulations cards, happy birthday cards, get well soon cards...any kind of card really! Pretty sweet, huh?
This was a project in my Graphic Design class Spring of 09 to use to letters together to create an abstract piece. Can you guess the 2 letters?
AIGA Southern Miss student group first field trip at Loyola University in NOLA for Ellen Lupton Lecture
Spring 2005.
Designed to be printed at either 8.5x11 or 17x22 inches, this layout needed to fill a large space with colour and style. Once again we see scalloped borders, and the patterns and colours are based on a fabric used throughout the store.
The project was to display a symbol in three different posters, keeping the symbol the same but changing its meaning with context. My symbol was the +.
Though the posters were successfully received in class, it seems they may have been too successful. The instructor began using my +es as the primary example for the class. And then one student in a later class took that example and made her posters of it. The professor said nothing about it, and she made it the cornerstone of her portfolio. I am here to claim my original idea and work.
Design I did for local High School...I do like Hatch Show Print work...I created background/weathering in photoshop, Pig vector and weathering in photoshop, all else-laid in inDesign...
My entry for round 1 of the Crestock Photoshop competition 2008.
Vote for it here > www.crestock.com/blog/photoshop/contest2008/entry.aspx?id...
Our concept design for the Royal Children's Hospital Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ear Health Programme (Brisbane) involved re-branding the name to Deadly Ears and creating a suite of promotional materials aimed at educating the community about the importance of ear health. We created three chidlren (as the programme targets children under the age of 5). This is Ruby.