Sometimes a design needs to be quickly turned around. Such was the case with this poster I whipped up for my friends in Northport. They found themselves in a bind and gave me a call.
“You are awesome! These will be up in Northport tomorrow. Great stuff. Thanks for pulling us out of a jam.”
Its nice to be a (graphic design) hero.
Designed for NM3, a local men’s magazine, this editorial infographic gathers interesting facts and figures about all things beer. If you would like a poster of your very own, follow this link. This was the first in a monthly series of infographics. More graphics from the series after the break…
These graphics were designed 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.
These, like the tornado thematic graphics, accompany an interactive exhibit. In the exhibit visitors, as a group, create a “thunderstorm” by pounding drums, turning fans and triggering a light show. The design of these graphics reflect the urgency and excitement of thunderstorms.
More images from this project are available here.
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.
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 of aspiring stars.
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.
Two wordmarks designed for Song of the Knife, an upcoming action movie.
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