Creative use of foils and spot varnish made for a dynamic finished product to deliver credentials to those attending Super Bowl LIII.
To celebrate Alabama’s 200th anniversary, as well as 100 years since the Boll Weevil Monument was erected, Cotton Tale Ale was released by a local Dothan brewery. I worked with them to incorporate historic imagery as well as textures and fonts that gave the label a classic feel from times past.
Tasked with creating a fun self-promotional piece for a meeting with the theme of "Game", the idea of the "fortune teller" from our younger days was born. This was well received and our audience appreciated the nostalgic feel and the interactive aspect of building them with each other.
The theme for this Atlanta Creative mornings was “Craft.” Keeping with the theme, craft paper was used to create a self promotional set to hand out to potential clients. It included a notebook to jot down ideas and inspiration (whatever your craft may be…song writer, poet, math guru, artist), a fortune teller to help when you get stuck and need some inspiration and a set of buttons.
From handouts and stationary to large format signage and vehicle wraps, working with Park ‘N Fly to create a cohesive look from the smallest piece to the largest was a great project. Featured here is the conference room in which we wrapped a full size shuttle as well as training equipment and walls at the headquarters in Atlanta.
The 2017 Imagers Holiday/Customer Appreciation year-end gift showcased what can be done when working with a variety of interesting papers, custom die cuts and innovative, well thought out creative. The finished set was awarded the Graphic Design USA’s American Package Design Award for Private Label Packaging.
MetLife wanted a fresh approach to their traditional direct mail. Three age groups were targeted and imagery and messaging needed to appeal to each so that they were motivated to reconsider their financial goals. The concept chosen was "A Fresh Perspective" and used photography to focus on the individual person as well as certain situations/life circumstances each group may find themselves in at that particular stage of life.
Client needed a brochure to encourage people to invest in a hospital in Bhindi due to the shortage of easily accessible healthcare. The brochure needed to reflect the local culture. I did research on materials, patterns and fabrics native to that area and incorporated similar textures throughout the brochure.
The location for the August Creative Mornings Meeting was a unique one, Historic Oakland Cemetery. We paid honor to a few of the more prominent residents by telling their stories with fans and a map showing their locations. Inspiration was drawn from the location and can be seen in the die cut shapes and custom "Dia de los Muertos" style illustrations.