Veale House specializes in adding unique flavors to your favorite dishes. These posters appeal to the senses and target couples who are out for “date night”. Photoshop techniques were used to distress the text for each poster.
Charlotte Shoe Company is a boutique shoe store in Davidson, North Carolina. The shoe silhouette features their original “Cobblestones to Cocktails” shoe. This corporate identity package features a business card, letterhead, and envelope.
The objective of this design was to create a character to sell the product then design the packaging. The Munchkin Munchies character was created to look like my dog Ozzie. Purple is used as the main package color to contrast the tan color of the character’s face and to help this package stand out on the store shelf.
Cold Front magazine is a snowboarding magazine targeted to male winter athletes in the 18-35 age range. This magazine features a cover, table of contents, splash spread and editorial spread. Sanserif fonts and geometric shapes appeal to the target audience while bright primary colors keep it fun and active.
The goal for Enslaved was to capture the depth of emotion of the contents of the book in the cover imagery, typography, and color usage. Black and red were used to portray fear and depression. The author’s photo on the back breaks this theme to make the author relatable to the potential audience.
GIVE FIFTY ONE is a local brand in Charlotte that gives 51% of their profit to end child homelessness. This goal is achieved by selling watches and t-shirts and inviting others to join the movement. These box inserts for the newly released watch line inform customers of the international life change made possible through their purchase.
This user interface rebranding for the United States Postal Service features a streamlined version of the usps.com website. The most visited links are featured to give viewers their top inquiries without having to do any additional searching. The USPS logo was redesigned to give a modern and graphic update to a logo we see daily.
This newsletter, for a small town local personal trainer, uses a three column grid layout. A simple design was used to not distract from the message of each article. Yellow-orange is used for the border to promote energy while blue complements and balances the orange tone.
The decision to feature New York City for the Electronic Pre-Press booklet was an easy choice. Popular tourist destinations are featured on each page of the booklet to demonstrate various pre-press techniques. Dark backgrounds were used to emphasize the neon light effect of the typography.
These postage stamps represent a cultural group’s influence on American culture and history. Native American culture was chosen as a tribute to my own heritage. All graphics are vector based. Gradient coloring and gradient mesh were used to make the images more realistic.
