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Just throwing another one out there.

My redesign of Wonder Boys for my book design project Cover to Cover Read more about this cover here.

Kent - The Kingdom of Good Taste

Kent - Kraljevstvo dobrog ukusa

Came across the offices of "Redesign Deutschland" in Berlin while visiting a week ago. The name of this design studio made me chuckle. Can you imagine, the german chancelor walking in one day asking: "So how much would you charge for a Redesign of Deutschland?"

This is the reloading drive motor for quartet.

The set screws almost worked but proved themselves to be crap. (as they always do but sometimes i get lazy and use them anyways)

So clamps come in to save the day. (keyways, press fits, and glue are options too)

Costume made & worn by Mel Colley Arts & Crafts

Photography & editing by MDA Cosplay Photography

2021-07-18 Joshua M.G. McCormick and FRKO SLIME TIME Curated by Logan Lockner Camayuhs Atlanta

 

Joshua M.G. McCormick and FRKO @moisesimbatci @freakorico

 

SLIME TIME

Curated by Logan Lockner

Camayuhs, Atlanta

July 18, 4 - 7 pm

 

SLIME TIME is an exhibition of works by Chicago-based artist Joshua M.G. McCormick and Atlanta-based artist and illustrator FRKO. Combining the madcap energy of cartoons and children’s television with pointed social satire, FRKO’s sculptural installations transfer his characters’ misadventures from the panels of comic books into the gallery on a life-sized scale. McCormick presents a performance as Moises Imbatchi, a fictional, time-traveling, saxophone-playing figure who reclaims artifacts and ideas that have been stolen or destroyed throughout history. Some of these artifacts and components of Moises’s time machine appear as ceramic objects in the exhibition. For the final exhibition at Camayuhs, take an unforgettably zany trip through time and space — and into the future.

 

Joshua Moises Greenberg McCormick is an interdisciplinary artist and teacher based in Chicago. He received both his BFA (2008) and MFA (2019) from the School of the Art Institute in Chicago, where he also teaches ceramics. He has also trained at The Ox-Bow School of Art in Michigan. McCormick has participated in the ACRE Residency in Wisconsin and collaborated with Project Firebird in Chicago and Juxtaposition Arts in Minneapolis.

 

FRKO, AKA Freako Rico (born Richard Montgomery), is an Atlanta-based illustrator who mixes comics and hip-hop to create hysterical, often belligerent art. FRKO has drawn multiple album covers for Action Bronson, including the graphic identity for the album Mr. Wonderful, and the artwork for Gucci Mane’s All My Children. Recent projects include FRKO N FRANDZ, a group exhibition at Cat Eye Creative, and a collaboration with the creative collective LoveRenaissance to redesign the iconic Reebok Classics.

 

Logan Lockner is a writer in Atlanta. His essays and criticism have appeared in publications such as Art in America, frieze, 032c, GAYLETTER, and ART PAPERS, among others. Previously, he was editor of Burnaway.

Criação de ilustração

A 2009 évi pályázati plakát áttervezése a 2010es megvalósításra.

Een gaatje bij de elleboog is weggewerkt met witte flock. Het grafische patroon is doorgetrokken op de voorkant van het vestje.

Fra workshop i redesign med sykkeldekk, 2013

Done for a redesign competition about Mr Freeze.

Desenvolvido como proposta para o curso de Comunicação Visual do Senac SP

We were asked to redesign the handle of some instrument or tool. I chose a drumstick, and created a sleeve which encourages the user to hold it in the common 'match grip' position.

Cover design for Kitchen Wholesaler

Redesign do logo da emurb

What the LEADERSHIP newspaper looked like before the redesign and training efforts. The design workshops and design process was led by Robb Montgomery, a U.S. journalist who has led newspaper redesigns, in San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C.

We redesigned the payment page of Swedish Internet bank SEB för an article in InternetWorld. Read our thoughts on the redesign (only Swedish)

What the LEADERSHIP newspaper looked like before the redesign and training efforts. The design workshops and design process was led by Robb Montgomery, a U.S. journalist who has led newspaper redesigns, in San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C.

My Big Redneck wedding pitch. (I didn't win). The concept is an animated calendar of mayhem leading up to the big day.

 

Hornets type treatments using a modified h glyph as well as traditional and modified forms of gotham htf (modified, I call gotham stinger-serif).

A grumpy old man in his boxers just trying to get some sleep.

After three years, I finally redesigned my blog's layout!

 

It features new vectors by me, as well as pieces from some of my moleskine art.

 

Blogged HERE.

two spring even pressure applied to filament

You know the feeling: I have to let it go, ... it hurts, but it is necessary

well, the nicest bags are born when it hurts ... in my world.

  

...and, somebody already wanted my pain :)

    

Estudo feito para a disciplina

Reprodução Bidimensional II

no curso de Design Gráfico da UEL,

no ano de 2010.

Today we launched our 3rd version of our website.

 

Designed by me, coded by Dave Desandro & integrated into CMS by Brandon Vaughan

 

Amazing work by these guys.

 

Check it out: nclud.com

This is the beginning of a redesign for our site. Current site: www.discoverlifepoint.com

 

I'm having a hard time designing something with our logo, which I need to use as it is. I welcome any criticism... I'm not even sure if I like it anymore after looking at it for a while.

 

You can see this site live at www.scubakyle.com (right now, this may look different in IE).

 

The homepage has Current Series, Upcoming Events, and What to Expect at the top. These buttons will automatically display appropriate content to the left when clicked (default to current series) much like www.expressionengine.com (and many other sites). This is functionality that I would like to keep, but I don't know if I really like the looks of it right now).

LHS (Launch) RHS (Next Day). What a difference!

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