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A Veteran's Day salute to all who've served and sacrificed. Thank you.

Editorial design for the Phoenix Association of REALTORS annual new member handbook

No other ketchup TASTES like Heinz -

 

We’ve got to admire Heinz – they’ll do anything: offer any nutty cooking suggestion, kidnap any unwary foodstuff. “Blushing Apples’ – really? This is an innocent baked apple anointed with ketchup and then dunked in more sugar and water. Fiendish. Bizarre. But we’re impressed.

 

downhill gear product review dps for issue 18

Art Direction: Jason Jones

Photos by Norma Lopez Molina

A3 info graphic poster. Available for sale as print. Contact me for details !

Fortune // Feb. 3, 2014

 

Photograph by Mauricio Alejo; typography by Michael George Haddad

Our annual Hot Issue

  

Team included:

photographer: Fred Lopez

photoshop: Josh Clark

Fortune // March 18, 2013

 

Photo by Nathaniel Welch

Miracle Whip Pizza - Have you seen the new Miracle Whip ads, featuring cool dudes strumming guitars and talking about how Miracle Whip is, like, awesome and unique, and proud to be different? Shelf Life thinks these guys are hot, so we would totally make them this recipe.

This dramatic cover was created for a special issue focused on kids. The provocative younger model's expression seemed to say it all so we broke from a typical cover line format in lieu of the one to tease the reader in.

 

:: Comments and/or criticism is welcomed ::

Prunes – the food that time forgot. Judging from the number of prune-driven ads in magazines from the 1930s-1960s, prunes were overlords. Now they’re not even players. Guess that patented Del Monte ‘moist, sterile heat’ thing couldn’t last.

Fortune // May 19, 2014

 

Illustration by Patrick Vale

Thanks Diet Delight! We lost weight, but along the way we started to get into the rum. Now we’re size 4 drunks.

  

Editorial design for the Phoenix Association of REALTORS annual new member handbook

Fortune // June 30, 2014

 

Unpublished alternate. Illustration by Vladimir Shelest

Art Direction: Jason Jones

Photos by Norma Lopez Molina

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

 

www.themapmag.com

London design studio Spin have put Bella to fine use in the design and art direction of Christie’s magazine. Bella (designed by Rick Banks) is currently our #1 best seller, and being Exclusive to HFT it’s even better to see this font being used in context.

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 Gregg Segal shot on location in the southwest United States to show how life on farms, geothermal plants and dams are affected by the water crisis.

So I seem to have gone through an up close and in your face period with my covers. But I must remind you that these are only four out of close to 60 I produced for this title. They just happen to be my favorites. This issue contained a large financial feature and came out right in the midst of the country's economic collapse.

 

:: Comments and/or criticism is welcomed ::

Fortune / Dec. 23, 2013

Photographs by Robyn Twomey

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!

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