art/design

I was asked to do a poster for a school event, this is how it turned out 🙂

My craziest, weirdest, hardest, most boring, time consuming and disappointing quarter is finally over! Hopefully I will have some time to update this thing a little more often from now on as I’ve got more time on my hands starting today 🙂
Here is a project I worked on for one of my classes. My client was Body+ Soul, a Martha Stewart publication. They wanted to make awareness of childhood obesity by putting out recipe cards in upscale supermarkets.
Since the magazine is about living healthy and green (save the planet) I thought simple recipe cards maybe wasn’t the best idea as it would be something parents would pick up and then just throw away.
My idea was to put the recipes on the paper bags, the kids can cut them out and collect them in a three ring binder. The whole campaign would start just in time for the “back to school madness” so I decided to create a little calendar as well.

The Bag:
The 3 ring binder:The Calendar:All 3 together:

Here’s a school project for my Entertainment Design class, it’s a teaser movie poster and outdoor advertising campaign for the movie Sunshine Cleaning.

a new word, (it’s getting harder now!!)
my own photo this time 🙂

In one of my classes, we get a word each week that we should describe with an image. We are allowed do use high rez images from the internet and alter them and add stuff to them to make our statements stronger.
We are recommended to show off our images to as many people as possible before bringing them to class, just to see if people get the correct word. Here are my comps for the last two weeks. I did not originally take these photos, but I played with them in photoshop 🙂

This is where I’ve been an intern for the last 6 months.

Here is a poster for my final project in Design History class. It’s a poster for an art deco influenced bar and lounge, they used a lot of geometrical shapes during this period, and they were the first ones to crop the image, or let the object bleed off the canvas…