This large-format planner was featured in Hobby Lobby stores nationwide. I designed all the lettering artwork, carefully curating and arranging the visual elements to create a cohesive and engaging layout. While the illustrated figures were sourced from Hobby Lobby’s art collection, the overall composition, design direction, and aesthetic vision were entirely my own. This project showcases my expertise in hand lettering, typography, layout design, and creative direction.
This was a lot of fun! It was my very first tunnel book. I learned a lot and would do several things differently next time, but I was in such a flow and absorbed until it was complete.
Thought this was an interesting article about design trends. I’m always looking around to see what is in style and what can be incorporated in my work that is new an innovative while still being relatable.
Thought this was a great idea for letterpress business cards: http://www.beastpieces.com/2009/04/electric-green-edges/
Awesome look and very unique having the edges colored.
Here is another link for some letterpress business card inspiration: http://vandelaydesign.com/blog/marketing/letterpress-business-cards/
More on letterpress business cards later. Check back.
Love, love this idea from Porridge Papers and their sister company Plantable Seed Paper for letterpress paper. It actually has seeds embedded in it. I think it would be an awesome way to promote being green. Use this for an outdoor wedding invitation, baby announcement or even business cards. When the person has the information they need from the card the recycle it by planting it in the ground and it grows a variety of vegetables or flowers! You pick the seed mix you want!
Dana Neal Designs recently designed a new logo for a new non-profit agency, The Dinner Project. Their mission:
“Creating a social network of friends meeting once a month to eat, think and give the price of a meal to help others in need.”
The logo was designed with 4 plates to represent the 4 co-founders and the fact that it’s for a dinner club to raise money for worthy organizations locally and around the world.
The logo is bright, simple and conveys the central theme of the organization.
Photo by: Gina Bramucci
Between May 23 and June 8, 2008, Gitana Productions, one of my clients, will present nine performances of Complacency of Silence: Darfur, a full-length original play created using documented and conducted interviews. The production will use music, dance and drama to explore the humanitarian crisis in the Darfur region of western Sudan. The crisis is one of the worst human rights and humanitarian crises of our time. The UN estimates that since 2003, more than 400,000 men, women and children have died as a result of the conflict and over 2 million of the region’s 7 million citizens have been displaced. Since many of the displaced are farmers they can no longer feed their families. Most of the victims are women and children. Complacency of Silence: Darfur will not only put a human face to this modern day genocide, but will also explore the deeper issue of why we commit, tolerate and ignore atrocities, particularly in Africa.
For more information go to: gitana-inc.org