Die-cut Hendrick's Menu
Here is a Hendrick's menu I designed. Has a fancy die-cut border as well as metallic gold printing! Ooooh la la!
Mavea's Water Blog, Inspired Water, is live.
Check out the blog I designed for Mavea. It covers all topics about and relating to water. www.inspiredwater.org
Farewell Philadelphia
I present to you the gum wrappers from all the gum I chewed while working at Quaker City Mercantile/Gyro Worldwide (495 half-pieces):
Narragansett St. Patrick's Ad
An ad I designed/illustrated for St. Patrick's Day... Look familiar? I repurposed one of the 120 year icons.
'Gansett E-mail Blasts
Every week I design an e-blast to go out to Narragansett Beer's e-mail database. Here are some of my favorites from recent weeks:
Call + Response Art Opening
If you're in the area, be sure to check out Call + Response this Saturday, an art exhibit in Washington D.C that I am in with my best friend and my boyfriend (we're known collectively as Ben Savage Garden). If you don't make it out, it'll be up until February 13th (but there won't be free beer from Flying Dog every night!). To get you pumped, here's the title screen I made for our piece:
Narragansett Beer celebrates its 120th Year!
And I get to design the celebratory icon! Here are all of my presented ideas. They went with the circular seal with the gold banner.
Narragansett Christmas Promo Pieces
Easel Card and Tuck-In (these are common point-of-purchase pieces used in liquor stores), as well as an E-blast. Andres Foldvari wrote all the Christmas-appropriate rebuses.
BTR Identity made it into Print Magazine's 2009 Annual!
Here is a link to the original post about the branding project for Baltimore Truck Rental.
See a bonus photo after the jump.
Phear Creative logo exploration
We had a friendly inner-agency-logo-competition for company Phear Creative. One (top row, middle) of my many options shown below won! I received a free bottle of Root and a giftcard for Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Very exciting.
Design Philadelphia's The Welcome House
One of the few projects I have worked on where there were absolutely NO revisions to the creative– it is a truly gratifying experience when this happens. The Welcome House is an art installation in Philadelphia's Love Park, part of Design Philadelphia, which opens October 4th and runs for 10 days. Each day, a different artist occupies a 10' by 10' box in the park, interacting with and entertaining watchers. I came up with the concept and designed the collateral promoting this event:
^ Invitation (which folds into a box - like the art space itself! Inside of box there are pictures of Love Park)
^ Invitation (which folds into a box - like the art space itself! Inside of box there are pictures of Love Park)
Midtown Village's Fourth Fall Festival - October 3rd
If you're in Philadelphia next week, be sure to check out Midtown Village's Fourth Fall Festival– and keep an eye out for my posters+fliers+ads around town! The event should be a lot of fun. There will be delicious food from local restaurants, shops will be having special sales, Oktoberfest celebrations and even SUMO WRESTLING!
Nelson-Plachter Design
It's always fun to create work for clients with a quality product. Nelson-Plachter Design is a local Philly interior design company, with a great sense of spaces. I designed a new logo, business card/envelope/letterhead, and website for pair of designers.
Narragansett gear on Spreadshirt.com!
Check out the 2 stores I designed for Narragansett Beer on spreadshirt.com.
One store allows you to Design Your Own clothing and the other offers all-new premade designs.
Design Your Own
Premade Shop
One store allows you to Design Your Own clothing and the other offers all-new premade designs.
Design Your Own
Premade Shop
New Project: Nelson-Plachter Identity
I just started working on rebranding a local interior design company. Most of these ideas stem from playing with the illusion of 3-dimensions on a 2-D surface. Some are more about the interaction of the N and the P, representative of each woman in the Nelson Plachter duo. Logos can be so much fun.
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