Tuesday, March 11, 2008

More letterhead work! AHH!



When I opened this one up in photoshop, it seemed to cut off some of the white space at the top. So if the logo looks too close, it's not.

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Further letterhead development






I took one of the previous designs and played around with it a good bit. The other ideas incorporated too much stuff that had no purpose. I have decided I'm going to be keeping things simple. Always a good plan, right?

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

More stationery ideas





Here are a few more ideas! I'm not sure which way to head from here. I just know I have a lot more work to do.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Gelvetica, Tomatica, Heldentica


Three free font downloads. One was made from hair gel, the next tomato ketchup, and then of course toothpaste. I would really like to find an instance where these would be usable. You never know. Maybe I'll make a new package design for ketchup. I see it on a birthday...card for my little brother...
The pictures of the fonts being made are mildly entertaining. You can download little posters, too!
Yay fun hand made stuff!

Monday, February 18, 2008

stationery ideas



Here's my initial stages of stationery work. More to come soon!

The business card will be one piece, The botton section will be folded over and appear on top. It will be cut to match the curves of the lace. Then, you will open it to find the logo and company information.

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

For Nathan



Here is the item we discussed in class last week.

Wednesday, February 6, 2008




Two ads that I think are tremendous in getting to the point. The bottom says something like our 8 train cars hold up to 300 people. Then, it shows 300 cars with the train cutting right down the middle.

the other ad was just for fun. Scares me a little. I think of UV rays frying my brain. or abduction.

These are all from a book I purchased at an awesome old bookstore in Stokholm this December. Definately a worthwhile investment, and I don't get to say that very often.