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This is a 100-page art cookbook I
designed for the Cooperstown Art
Association. It consists of recipes used
at receptions at the gallery, recipes from
local artists, and artwork from those
artists. It is organized and embellished by
my original vector artwork rendered in
Adobe Illustrator. In addition to creating
all the design elements throughout, I
arranged and color corrected all the
artists’ work. Here you will find several
sample pages including the front and back
covers. It was my intention to convey
creativity and tastefulness at the same
time.
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To welcome Immigration Equality to its DC office, we took a page from the Metro system to suggest connections and well, doors opening.
Part direct mail (it's a self mailer!), part newsletter (interviews! articles!), part annual report (financial statements! charts!), it could have been a beast. We seemed to have tamed it; the ED is ecstatic, the development consultant too, so all is right with the world.
Member brochure.
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
Looking Closer brochure designs.
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
Photo feature on the city's 10th anniversary 9/11 remembrance ceremony.
This is a collection of front pages and special sections that I designed while at the Washington Times-Reporter.
"Hunter Behind the Scenes" — Special event invitation design.
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
The second print in a small series of prints I did that was based on Russian Constructivist theatre costumes. This is it with an acetate overlay which adds the red bits.
Member brochure.
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
A multifaceted, non-profit advertising campaign inspired by optical illusions and the color theory. It was also inspired by the quote, "look at the world through rose-colored glasses'".The focus of the campaign was to bringing more awareness to Susan G. Komen of Atlanta.
Photo feature on a grade school's class project where students dressed up as U.S. presidents.
This is a collection of front pages and special sections that I designed while at the Washington Times-Reporter.
"Hunter Behind the Scenes" — Special event invitation design.
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