i just walked into a record store [called sound garden] in baltimore and was surprised to spot a colorful album cover with a custom typeface i drew last spring. pretty cool, pretty random.
here are some other applications i found by searching “thai funk volume one” on google images: one & two.
here is the final, complete version of the bam: next wave festival newsprint publication.
it feels great to have finally completed this; it’s a fairly old project that never went into production. league quarterly is a news/culture rag geared towards world unification through technology, psychology, and science.
poster for a pop up store that sells organic LED lighting.
this is a product i conceptualized and designed that’s intended for colette or the new museum store. it’s a “nano-bot” within a clear pill, packaged for sale, and targeted towards those of us who are our own worst enemy.
i’m currently working on a newsprint publication for brooklyn academy of music’s next wave festival. here are some process images of the progress so far. it’s coming down the home stretch, just need to keep adding content and tighten it all up.
practicing conditional design with keetra dean dixon.
here are some posters i designed and screen printed for class recently.
the dialogue: wet dreams
MICA Course Profile
I was recently asked to write a course profile for a class I’m currently taking at MICA. It’s taught by Keetra Dixon (fromkeetra.com), and is intended to help students extend and reinvigorate their process in order to develop more unique and thorough concepts before beginning the actual design process. The profile was posted on the MICA Graphic Design blog here.
home sweet home.
here’s a recent “brand shift” project I completed for Jennifer Cole Phillips @MICA. the intention behind shifting Higgin’s Brand India Ink from a lower brow appeal to a higher brow appeal was necessary. the heritage of the ink dates back to 1888, so the elementary logo and the plastic bottle had to go. the result: a hand crafted and carefully stained wooden box containing an artisan-intended calligraphy kit with an aesthetic that fits the bill.
here are some of the components for the ink packaging, they arrived today by mail. the ink blotter at the nib holders are really nice quality, and the amber bottles are glass through and through (down to the droppers within). i’m satisfied.
here’s a goofy ass poster i made for a poster design/screen printing class i’m taking. the first assignment was to create a digitally printed poster (inkjet), i’m assuming to assess our skillset, before we actually screenprint anything.
