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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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Look out, everybody! Shiny red discs from outer space are trying to take over our food! And when they’re not doing that, they’re dreaming up plays on words, like ‘berry good eating indeed’!! Run for your lives!
Monthly automobile inventory catalog is designed to model clients branding. Content is extracting from client's inventory database and dynamically added to the InDesign templates.
For our 30th anniversary issue, we did a by the numbers theme. The paint by numbers, combined with customizing our logo, felt like it tied everything together nicely.
IEEE Spectrum // August 2010
An eight-page feature on the future of nuclear power plants. We worked with Jeong Suh at Bryan Christie Design to create eight infographics of possible reactor designs, and I worked with editors in organizing and designing the report under three main categories.
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
Handy cast of characters list for large investigative report into the drug giant Pfizer.
So much to marvel at here: the archaic product, the sunny ad copy, the endearingly pointless bit of verse beside the can. But most of all Shelf Life loves the fact that steps one and two were actually illustrated, as if you could get the ‘freezing compartment’ procedure wrong, or screw up opening the can.
International Edition
Jan. 1, 2016
Accepted in Communication Arts Illustration annual (2016)
Illustration by Nigel Buchanan
Do Something Different With Ham – Maple Leaf Tendersweet Apricot Stuffed Ham
Interesting concept in 1966, but a hot mess in 2010. We’re not sure that today’s dinner party guests would applaud the hog-tied look – the string is a little gross, and the whole ham looks like a leaky sofa. And we would have to close our eyes to all that American pinkness.