This is a hypothetical front page redesign for the Baltimore Sun. I wanted to give it a classic, elegant look and paid special care to the typography.
My first assignment at MICA was to create a design “alter ego” to flesh out through a biodiagram. My alternate persona is Hezikiah Vanderbilt (he’s a bit of a dandy) and he loves him some clothes and some patterns.
The Southside Aces are a fantastic New Orleans Jazz band, and I worked with them to create the cd packaging for their latest release, “A Big Fine Thing.” Get a sneak peek of the album here and make sure to buy the album when it’s released June 9th!
I juxtaposed an article about transparency in journalism with the Crystla Goblet by Beatrice Ward, using transparent overlays to convey the immediate transparency of data the web provides, and to show how too much transparency can get in the way of the message itself.
The task was to create 3 window shade banners to promote the 3 areas of the College of Architecture Design and Construction. I wanted to emphasize the national presence Auburn has in these fields and communicate to prospective students that Auburn is an excellent launching pad for your career.
Imagery for a CD package had to be created using a scanner. I got the outdoor shots by taking a laptop and an extension cable outside. It was an adventurous process, but the images I got through the method were fantastic. I eventually felt more comfortable using the scanner than I was using a camera.
The assignment was to create a specimen book for a typeface. I selected House Industries Eames Century Modern not only because it is such a lovely and diverse typeface, but because I could pull from images of Charles and Ray’s work to support the text.
The card shapes are based off the Eames House of Card designs. We were assigned a period in graphic design history and had to design a set of ten cards and a “house” construction that showed them off and reflected the aesthetic of the movement we were given. I was assigned Constructivism, and had a great time researching the designers and artists in the movement.
The map records my interpretations and observations about Grafton Street in Dublin, Ireland. I was fascinated by minute details like the wide variety of grates in the streets, and how the levels and direction of traffic changed throughout the day.
We had to create a poster to supplement an existing non profit orginization, so I created a spinoff from 826 NYC’s Superhero Supply Company.
The goal was to create a poster for a real or imaginary AIGA event, so I created one for a retrospective of my favorite designer.