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....and that someone is Judy Latham. Continuing on with the reversible foods idea – who knew this genre is called ‘Dilly’? – here we find inside-out hot dogs. Call us hard to please, but who wants to hold a cold pickle instead of a warm hot dog bun?
This opener to a profile in the arts section features an American Gothic homage inspired by the couple. Added bonus: I wrote this story too!
Redesigned Lithonia Lighting's 800-page annual product catalog. The new design template was designed to hook into their PIMS (Product Information Management System) and dynamically extract image and copy data. All space usage was built to be flexible to accommodate different copy lengths and product sizes.
Editorial design for iDriver magazine, a custom publication tailored for auto dealers. For more information contact Ready Media Pro (www.readymediapro.com)
IEEE Spectrum // March 2011
Illustration selected for inclusion in American Illustration 31 (2012)
Another great illustration from Jude Buffum. There's a library in France whose duty it is to archive the entire Internet. We took an Indiana Jones approach ("THIS BELONGS IN A MUSEUM") to the lead illustration and secondary information graphic. Pretty spare design. I didn't want to detract from the art, at the risk of being a little straight-laced.
Business to business wholesale catalog design for Royal Designs, Inc., a manufacture of high-end lamp shades and home decor products.
A long forgotten money saver, ideal for today's nouveau hoboes. Shelf Life would probably try this concoction but we draw the line at canned corn.
Brand Identity, Brand Collateral Brochure, Web Design, Magazine 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
Editorial design for Golf Georgia magazine, the official publication for the Georgia State Golf Foundation.
This was my anti cover. Model upside-down, eyes closed, headline readability ignored. Understanding the rules is also understanding when they should be broken!
Fortune // Oct. 7, 2013
Illustrations by Patrick Vale. Icon by Luke Shuman. Part of a gatefold book excerpt about young business stars.
Redesigned Lithonia Lighting's 800-page annual product catalog. The new design template was designed to hook into their PIMS (Product Information Management System) and dynamically extract image and copy data. All space usage was built to be flexible to accommodate different copy lengths and product sizes.
Fortune // September 2, 2013
SPD Merit Award, Illustration: Series of Spots (Pub 49)
Illustrations by Jonathan Bartlett
Opening spread for a feature story about the Ocala CSI unit. Djamel E. Ramoul's wonderful photography was subtly enhanced with a dot mezzo for a high contrast, somewhat pulp crime story feel. And I can never resist a play on words in a headline.
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Redesigned Lithonia Lighting's 800-page annual product catalog. The new design template was designed to hook into their PIMS (Product Information Management System) and dynamically extract image and copy data. All space usage was built to be flexible to accommodate different copy lengths and product sizes.
Editorial design for iDriver magazine, a custom publication tailored for auto dealers. For more information contact Ready Media Pro (www.readymediapro.com)
Kellogg’s and Clover Leaf:
Tuna Temptation -
Hey everyone! Wouldn’t it be great if the Kellogg’s people got together with the Clover Leaf people and they jointly produced a terrific new recipe? The results are in! Unfortunately the Tuna Temptation involves quite a lot of work, and really only amounts to a semi-snack. Okay – it’s a tuna sandwich. Lying down.
IEEE Spectrum // June 2010
ABM Neal Award (finalist): Best Integrated Package
Part of a 50-page special report on the future of water and energy. Photographer Brad DeCecco shot on location in Australia to capture how life on farms, cities and mines are affected by the water crisis.
Is it us, or is it really hot in here? This ad depicts either a gigantic, menacing cheese casserole, or … a glimpse of Hell. Or both! It’s an inferno of cheese! Boil, giant cauldron, boil!! Mwah hah hah hah!!!
This cover for this summer issue was the result of an idea from Kip Williams. He submitted 9 or 10 comps including the usual assortment of summery models you would expect to see. I admit, I considered it kind of a phone-it-in cover, but when I saw his idea for reflecting the logo in the sunglasses, I knew he had really hit on something! All I did was re-crop the image (zooming way in) for dramatic effect and finessed the logo a bit. I love being surprised like that. Great work, Kip!
Editorial Design for Designer Dream Homes Presents Designer's Best-Selling Home Plans Magazine
Editorial Design for Designer Dream Homes Presents Designer's Best-Selling Home Plans Magazine
Uncle Ben’s Spanish Rice Mix: How To Be Famous For Your Spanish Rice! - The answer is: create a fully loaded rice dish that can blast enemies by shooting wieners at them.
This recipe is a surprise all right: an eye-opening mashup of breakfast cereal, fish, and carbs. Er, thanks very much. Could someone pass the salt and pepper? We’ll fill up on them instead.
Kraft Tomato Ketchup - Sigh. You gotta love these people. Those postwar Brits – so downtrodden, so plucky, so willing to see a nifty ‘idea’ in a single blob of ketchup on a plate of dull food.
7 Up: Drink Seven Up With A ‘Blue Burger’ - This is a seriously drab looking burger, blobs of ‘catchup’ and all. But wait – here comes the lady sommelier, holding out a bottle – perhaps monsieur and madame are interested in a distinguished bottle of pop?
Cover needed to encompass two vehicle-related events happening that month: The Festival of Speed and the Leesburg Bikefest.Originally had this idea to use the two balls for the previous year's Mens issue.
Team included:
photographer: Fred Lopez
photoshop: Josh Clark