:: HELP JAPAN ::
Hey folks! Really glad to announce that my good friend Erik Otto and I have collaborated on a print to raise funds for the victims of the Japan Earthquake. We are not capitalizing on the tragedy, just trying to help out somehow. We found a reputable charity called International Rescue Committee where we are going to donate all of the proceeds. They are transparent with their roles and how they allocate funds. From darkness comes light so donate to shine light on the situation. Many thanks for your support!
PURCHASE PRINT: http://www.flavorinnovator.com/store/detail_japan.html
Hey folks! Really glad to announce that my good friend Erik Otto and I have collaborated on a print to raise funds for the victims of the Japan Earthquake. We are not capitalizing on the tragedy, just trying to help out somehow. We found a reputable charity called International Rescue Committee where we are going to donate all of the proceeds. They are transparent with their roles and how they allocate funds. From darkness comes light so donate to shine light on the situation. Many thanks for your support!
PURCHASE PRINT: http://www.flavorinnovator.com/store/detail_japan.html
:: CASE STUDY ::
Originally, this collaboration between Erik Otto and myself was meant to be an honest meeting of the minds. I recently finished designing my asian, calligraphy-inspired alphabet. I thought why not make a poster from it? The vision was that each letter would be decorated individually as its own world. Erik came to mind for this collaboration. His use of houses, waves, and organic, hand drawn elements would compliment each letter properly. As timing would have it, our vision altered beast into an unexpected body of work.
Read the rest of the case study here.
Originally, this collaboration between Erik Otto and myself was meant to be an honest meeting of the minds. I recently finished designing my asian, calligraphy-inspired alphabet. I thought why not make a poster from it? The vision was that each letter would be decorated individually as its own world. Erik came to mind for this collaboration. His use of houses, waves, and organic, hand drawn elements would compliment each letter properly. As timing would have it, our vision altered beast into an unexpected body of work.
Read the rest of the case study here.
