Fireside Electronics and Restoration was in major need of a re-branding (you don’t want to see the original!), and here is the result. The logo is a custom font based on three separate existing fonts and the brand identity print pieces keep a clean, simple design over white and light gray colors.
I’ve had several people ask about this CPS t-shirt design. If I get enough requests, I will get them printed, and ship them out to those interested. Email me here or at the “get a shirt” link below. Traditional-style shirt also available. Sorry but no price info yet.
This email design was the very first product newsletter for Id8promos.com. The company is currently building their new site, which is taking a little longer than expected, but for great reason – they spend most of their time fulfilling orders! Check them out!
The logo for the new call center company is based on an office of customer service cubicles. The ‘desks’ are represented in a grid, in which certain workstations are active (receiving calls) and others are inactive, displayed in a fashion similar to a multi-line telephone.
The new logo for the helium/balloon company, Zephyr Solutions, is featured here on the company shirts. Zephyr (from the Latin ‘zephyrus’ meaning ‘west wind’) features a brightly-colored hot air balloon soaring from West to East. Visit www.askzephyr.com
A 5 x 7″ postcard invitation for a banquet welcoming the new President of Cleveland State University, Dr. Ronald M. Berkman.
The Broadvox 10′x20′ Tradeshow Booth Design features recessed lighting, bright graphics and white counters with blue-trimmed, yellow countertops. A seating area sits on the far right for small meetings and discussion, and a bright plasma screen pulls the viewer into center. Check out broadvox.com or find them at a show and sit at the booth.
Above is a collection of covers from the first 5 IP Man comic issues. See also the comic strips and interactive website. Visit ipmanadventures.com
What started as a joke in a meeting, became an industry mega-hit. Featured by companies like AudioCodes and Panasonic, these stories premiered in large expos from LA and Vegas to NYC and between. The comic strips are 100% hand-drawn line-art built around original, tech-based, humor-packed story lines. Visit ipmanadventures.com
Welcome to the IP Man site – a flash-based virtual experience featuring games, cartoons and the comic strips of the VoIP industry’s newest and most original icon, IP Man (and his little sidekick, Metoo). You can also find the IP Man comics and cover art inside my site. Visit ipmanadventures.com
Logo and Package Design
More info to come on this soon, including where and when you can find these in stores. Visit inflatencreate.com
The newly designed logo for voipdemon – a free information and consulting blog. A complete site redesign is also currently underway. Visit voipdemon.com.
A simple, bold design, these cards feature the dark gray Quez ‘Q’ over a 10% light gray, silk laminate background. The logo and ‘Q’ are pulled forward by spot UV. The back is then inversed, with a full UV over the card, pushing the silk laminate light gray ‘Q’ backward.
A brand new logo for a brand new idea group – The goal was to create a vibrant image that serves as a visual for the group’s tagline: “We’ll take your project from idea to icon.” Look closely – ‘icon’ is nothing more than an ‘idea’ with the fat cut away.
The logo design for another of my projects currently in development – the ‘typefence’ blog site. The ‘typefence’ logo features a modified font with customized ‘t’ and ‘f’ letters. When the two letters are assembled, they create the fence posts/boards of the logo’s image. Used alone, simply one “tf” acts as the secondary logo.
Meet flopert! This little fella is going to be HUGE – an icon of an industry!
Current project: We are building what will be a revolutionary step in print. Until the launch of the real site in fall 09, my horizontal-scrolling site design featuring flopert, is available. Check out flozio.com for more information.
A thick, frosted plastic business card designed with a pop out “flo-con,” which is undeniably similar in shape to a guitar pick when turned on its point. So, I capitalized with a pretty memorable (and keep-worthy!) business card. Rock on!
