These are graphics that I am currently designing to accompany an interactive exhibit geared toward young children that describes the formation and impact of tornadoes. Custom typography and illustration combine with “textured” graphics to create excitement.
I contributed this logo to a new group dedicated to providing better care to elderly citizens by way of organizing available services.
Chris Roach is an up-and-coming musician. He is good. Check out his myspace page for a taste; www.myspace.com/chrisroachmusic.
This album cover design will help Chris stand out from the crowd. The design hints at his alt-country style without resorting to the usual visual clichès.
Rarely has work been so fun as when I had the opportunity to develop the graphics program for the Weather Discovery Center in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania! The PWDC is located in a re-purposed post office and uses the legendary Punxsutawney Phil (the famous weather “predicting” groundhog) as a vehicle for weather education. Visitors to the PWDC are treated to a collection of postal artifacts, the Meteorologist Hall of Fame, Phil’s Burrow and a host of interactive exhibits.
Three of nine large translucent window graphics in the lobby of the Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center are shown here. Each graphic illustrates a different weather condition and a person interacting with that weather.
Barbara Malczewski is a passionate, talented and accomplished artist with a wide range of capabilities. Her old business card was not making that clear to perspective clients. I designed, for her, this colorful set of cards that better reflects her energy.
“Wow! Fantastic, beautiful, excellent! Thank you soooooo much!” – Barbara Malczewski
Sometimes 50,000 fonts are not enough! Above are three examples of typefaces which I designed for either a specific job or just for the love of type.
Download Bad, the blackletter font shown above. Bad is an OpenType font. It includes caps, small-caps, numerals, basic punctuation and a couple spooky dingbats.
I would love to know if you use it for any projects; email me.
The St. Nicholas Center of Holland, Michigan hopes to educate the public about the roots of our modern Santa Claus traditions.
Shown above is an illustration I designed for the introductory panel of the forth coming St. Nicholas traveling exhibit. The large type on the right side of the graphic is custom designed.
The Western Center for Archaeology & Paleontology is home to 1,000,000 specimens unearthed while the Diamond Valley Lake was being created. 5,000 square-feet of exhibits interpret the story those specimens tell.
Logo and sign designed for a complex of efficiency apartments
Two options designed for Song of the Knife wordmark
Nine of the multitude of covers I have designed for various proposals over the past few years.
Six illustrations from a larger series depicting the relationships between humans, animals and our water are shown above.
Work completed while employed by DesignCraftsmen.
John Houbolt was an advocate of the Lunar Orbit Rendevous method of landing an astronaut on the moon. His campaign for LOR as a major contribution to the safe exploration of the moon by Apollo astronauts. Shown above are typical interpretive, diagram and label panel designs. The graphic treatment will unify the exhibit with a limited color palette while referencing the writings of John Houbolt and lunar photography.
Work completed while employed by DesignCraftsmen.
Here are two covers developed for a book by Molly O’Connor entitled Fourteen Cups. The book is a collection of short stories to be enjoyed along with a cup of coffee. The author selected the first option for publication. Would you have selected the same option? Leave a comment.
Good Design Group offers design services to the educational exhibit community. This logo, which includes custom typography, reflects the owners desire to plant seeds of knowledge and foster harmony through education.
The new, 6000 square foot, Marvin training facility provides a venue for preservation of Marvin history and training of new employees.
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