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Editorial design for PileBuck magazine, the international pile drivers' deep foundations and marine contractor's magazine
IEEE Spectrum // May 2011
Mark Richards shot a very large museum collection of various computer relics spanning centuries. All the artifacts are housed at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif.
Design-wise, I just wanted to emphasize the photography and history, make it look clean and authoritative.
Fortune // September 5, 2011
Photo by Christopher Griffith. Apparently they had to delay the shoot because McDonald's only sells fries after 11 a.m. If anything is an all-day snack, I figured fries would be it.
IEEE Spectrum // June 2011
Part of a large special report on social networking and the future of the web. Dan Saelinger shot a series of great conceptual images for many of the story openers.
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
Armour Golden Star Ham - Shelf Life likes a good ham for Christmas dinner, but not this sucka. This grim chunk of flesh looks like it has swallowed Santa Claus whole.
Fortune // August 15, 2011
Gerald Loeb Award, Magazine
Society of American Business Editors & Writers Best in Business Award: Investigative
Min Editorial Award, Finalist: Investigative & Technical Article
Time Inc. Luce Award, Outstanding Story
Opener for investigative report on the drama unfolding inside the drug giant Pfizer. Photo illustration by Dan Saelinger.
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
Hellman’s – 3 Entertaining Ham Dishes - About that first menu idea: how ‘entertaining’ is a second skin made of mayo and Jello? And what kind of garnish would be appropriate on a slathered ham – a breathing tube?
Let’s see now … too bad we’ve run out of red food colouring. But we’ll make green the colour of love with these mayo-stuffed pears!
IEEE Spectrum // December 2009
SPD Merit Award, Design: Spread (Pub 45)
Harry Campbell illustrated this exploded diagram for a feature about handset engineering. I styled the typography after the diagram aesthetic.
Come Treat Your Family To A Taste Of Canada - Aylmer - The people in this ad are dressed like extras from Anne Of Green Gables, The Prequel, because (a) they are conveying the message that Aylmer recipes are wholesome and time-honoured, or (b) they’re in disguise. If we can’t spot their true identities we can’t blame them for that cake thing that contains creamed corn.
Fortune // Oct. 17, 2011
Sidebars from a feature package on business author Jim Collins.
Small items but fun to design, (usually) relying only on rule structures and typography to make it look elegant or interesting
Wanted to do something special for this story profiling B.E. Thompson's amazing weight loss. Loved the idea of putting his "before" shot on our cover instead of the more expected "after" picture then having the cover split to reveal the results. Made for a great flipping!
Opening spread for a feature story about war heroes. The dog tag type treatment idea was immediate. It just felt right. Djamel E. Ramoul shot these wonderful dramatic black and white portraits. We made everyone wear black for so we could inset a subtle photo of how the person looked during their days of service. The effect seemed to really touch something in people.
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