It's always fun to do an ad for Hugh Purcell at HUE Salon in Charleston, SC. He doesn't shy away from a little creativity!
AGM Imports loves to combine their beautiful stone slabs with a photograph that reflects the design in the stone. This is one of two examples of their current ads.
AGM Imports of Charleston, SC always has something spectacular to work with.
John M. Nunnan Gallery, being a folk artist, lent itself to be different all the way around. After trying several things, this one stood out as the best. And it really stood out well in Charleston Style & Design.
This was a graphic illustration surrounding the oil spill in the Gulf. Just a simple challenge through a group of graphic artist friends to illustrate the spill or our feelings about it.
It is an honor to get to work on the National Black Arts Festival Guide through one of my clients, Blue Media Group (Atlanta ShowGuide). Definitely one of the finest festivals in Atlanta.
This tax case study by GBPI.org is one of the nicest print projects I've had the honor of doing. The paper and ink choices came together wonderfully and Atlanta Offset pulled off a great print job on it.
What is more fun to a graphic artist and music lover than to do both things in one project! First, Joe Bonamassa used a Fender guitar. Then he signed a deal with Gibson, thus the guitar headstock had to be changed.
Two logos for two of my favorite companies. Blue Media Group handles Atlanta ShowGuide among other art-related publications. Per-Lee Construction has done a lot of renovation work for friends and family.
Again art and music collide in the form of a logo for a shirt for local soul/rock band Soulhound.
This logo actually kickstarted me into the music world. Los Lonely Boys needed a logo for their Street Team. It is still being used today!
And here we did the artwork for the Tex Mex Experience CD. To see more, please go to http://www.kfdp.com
