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"what a way to go", fashion story shot in Quebec. Photography by Jerome Ducrot.
Art Direction by Leonard Josell.
Rice & Noodle page of the 客家人 Hakkasan Contemporary Chinese Cuisine website redesign project created with Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop CS6.
Created in Vancouver, BC by Simon Chow
A print of office chairs, with a paper clip print on them... fantastic! Drawn in Illustrator, recolored in Photoshop.
Created all in Adobe Illustrator... this is a start to a group of prints that I'm working on, and this is definitely not in the final colors.
Wild Dog Design have been commissioned by Neilson, the premier activity holiday specialists, to redesign and produce their new family of three dedicated brochures: Ski, Beachclub and Sailing. The new style Ski Holidays brochure is the first to launch, and is a compelling & punchy 240 page brochure with fabulous imagery and intuitive, user-friendly navigation. Truly a ‘keep sake’ information guide to some of the best skiing available.
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After following www.britishexpats.com for 3 days I noticed in some cases patterns occurred in the subject matter according to location. My findings led to this board book, transforming the virtual conversation into a physical object.
The concept follows threads of conversations held in small concertina books through laser cut holes. The reader can dip in and out to get snippets of information about the expat lifestyle.
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Client :: Losito Service
Provider of Light & Sound services
Logo design / Oversized Letterpress Business Card
Paper :: Classic Crest 80 lb. cover Antique Grey Linen
Ink :: Vegetable based :: Blue
Paper choice adds to textured and urban appeal.
"To Infinity and Beyond!: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios", 2007. Published by Chronicle Books. Design by Tolleson.
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Paris is probably our most experimental serif to date. It's also our single most expensive typeface. This really is a unique typeface with thousands of lettering combinations on offer. One for the fashion conscious…
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This is a collection of front pages and special sections that I designed while at the Washington Times-Reporter.
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For one of my first Illustrator assignments I made a poster for a show I curated and promoted, featuring local performers Young Braised, Neu Balance, Stefana Fratla and Bluntman Dee-jay.
This project was a lot of fun in learning rudimentary tools of Illustrator.
Client: Home Paragon
Project: Business Card Design
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Designer: Dorothy Phillips
Client of: MOS Creative
Hunter workbook/tour guide book design — for children.
One of many various print and signage designs created for the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga TN from 2005-2007.
Original identity design by Malcom Grear. Brand and identity development by Widgets & Stone.
Art Direction & Design: Matt Greenwell and Paul Rustand; Photography: Hunter Museum