a collection of work,
enjoy.
DCTA is a charity organization that provides education for kids in Africa. To execute their idea they needed to tighten their brand up before looking for donors
Pictured below is the logo and some of the printed collateral that went along with the project. An icon/color system help to distinguish the different parts of the bank.
A high end wine that is marketed towards young professionals.
Learning this printing technique taught me to appreciate ink on paper and typography. I hope to do more letterpress work down the road.
The play ‘Bunbury’ is based around a character that cant always bee seen. The typography in this work suggests this idea.
8 x 8 inch hand made book of my childhood. Rockwell and Helvetica used throughout.
Ken is a music producer that needed an updated logo to match his growth as a talented musician. Here are a few variations of what I came up with.
Josh shapes, glasses, and rides surfboards. This logo is used to mark his work and promote himself.
The final logo is in color.
I lead a group of 5 designers in creating a new logo for Aztec Nights. Please click on the final logo so you can see all final logos. The first two options are mine, one of which was the chosen logo.
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Since Josh is on a budget this was a very affordable way to get his logo onto surfboards and tee shirts.
My Local Lineup is an all inclusive action sports media company that was in need of a logo that depicted such an idea. www.mylocallineup.com
Keeping with the recent surf work, here is a shot I took of Richard.
Giant’s dealer catalog has 400+ pages. I designed the front/back cover, the inside tabs, typeset multiple sections, and prepared images for print. Art direction by Petra Ives of lime1design (www.petraives.com)
Provincial Wines provides custom labels on fine wine. Please click here to view the logo options I made for them.
I found a chunk of wood and gained access to an old lathe, so I decided to make a project out of it.
This is how a magazine ad might look for this company. Inspired by the work of www.huntergatherer.net
Josh needed some web exposure, so I did this site to help make his clients follow his progress as a surfboard builder. I photographed all the hard work and then packaged it into this site www.josholdenburgsurfboards.com
I provided some shots of surfer/shaper Josh hall for a very well written article done by my friend Andy Smith (http://btl-borntolose.blogspot.com/). The content/design/photography for Drift is well executed and I was happy to contribute.
A pass around price sheet for all of the potential clients. Photo shows front and back.
I bundled these together because they all had one main goal, low budget. Posting this to show what I can do in a fast amount of time with not the best printing. I don’t mean to make this a habit.
