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Campbell’s Onion Soup - Fire the food stylist! - Because hamburgers shouldn’t look like they’re yawning …
Our NEW themed issue inspired this cereal box cover and provided the opportunity to show the full word magazine on our cover for the first time by making seeing it wrap around the box. It was also our first cover free of the imposed restriction of a female model on the cover. To commemorate the milestone, I crushed the model a la Wizard of Oz style.
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Editorial design for Designer Dream Homes Magazine, a DDP publication.
Editorial design, magazine design, magazine, designer dream homes, dpp, dpp publishing, Kathleen nalley,
Our annual Hot Issue
Team included:
photographer: Fred Lopez
photoshop: Josh Clark
designer: Steve Codrero
Editorial design for The Exchange. The magazine for the College of Business & Behavioral Science at Clemson University.
(designed by Peter Loomis and Joshua Thomas)
Cover for our first men's themed issue. Very proud that we actually were allowed to put men on this cover, albeit in the background. Much debate surrounded the black eye on the model. Fear of it looking like we were condoning abuse (brought up by female staff) made me soften the shiner for print. I didn't agree and when I saw the printed copy, I was thoroughly disappointed that I gave in. This shows the cover as it was intended. What do you think?
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Editorial design for PileBuck magazine, the international pile drivers' deep foundations and marine contractor's magazine
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation
Armour’s Prize Winning Meal Of The Month For August - Wow! It’s the Super Supper, featuring a prizewinning menu of cold cuts. Shelf Life likes the look of the ham, the salami, and especially the miniature quivery mounds from outer space.
Editorial Design (magazine design) for Army Family 101 magazine, the family magazine of Fort Campbell, home of the 101st Airborne.
Magazine Design, Brand Identity, Brand Collateral Brochure, Web Design
MAP Magazine’s readers are affluent, sophisticated consumers with a passion for music, the arts, fashion, cuisine and everything that is design. They also enjoy the finer things in life. MAP is the ideal platform to promote your business and reach your target audience.
MAP magazine differentiates itself with an innovative, unique graphic design and a flair for the artistic. MAP is a refreshing new publication with the perfect blend of art, music, design and luxury; brought together in a cool and classy way.
Logo, Brand, Identity, Editorial, Print, Layout, Miami
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Client: VARIOUS
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CREATIVE DIRECTOR | ART DIRECTION | GRAPHIC DESIGN | BRANDING | INTERACTION DESIGN AND UI
FOLIO : www.behance.net/mitch_g
EMAIL : mitch@gstarstudio.com
Sunday Supper Hurry Upper With Miracle Sandwich Spread - Still on the sandwich theme, this hot dog is – wait a minute. Closer examination reveals this to be a ‘bean boat’, which is made with canned kidney beans and an extinct ancestor of Miracle Whip. Sail away!
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation.
Miracle Whip:
Atttention, everybody! The tour bus will return to the hotel in an hour. After you’ve finished taking your pictures of the Great Wall, we’ll have a special meal waiting for you. It’s a time-honoured Chinese delicacy called ‘Cantonese Tuna’. Try to tackle this dish using your chopsticks, it adds to the authentic experience.
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation
Collaboration project with illustrator Chairman Ting designing the entire Applied Arts 2011 Advertising & Interactive Awards Annual.
The photo on the cover was from an ad campaign for Crime Stoppers – AD: Yusong Zhang, Copywriter: Daniel Bonder campaign done by DDB.
Issue: Vol. 26, No. 4 - October 2011
Client: Applied Arts Magazine
Designer: Jeff Harrison
Account Services: Ailsa Brown, Cameron Walker
Creative Directors: Jeff Harrison, Ian Grais, Rob Tarry
Copywriters: Rob Tarry, Bob Simpson
Illustrator: Chairman Ting
Print Producer: Kerry Bhangu
Production Artist: Jonathan Cesar
IEEE Spectrum // April 2009.
Commissioned Tavis Coburn to illustrate this story on the future of handsets and cell phones, which could eventually process radio and television signals, as well as regular voice and internet. I had the basic idea of showing a handset with multiple antennas, and Tavis rocked it out.