Austin based photographer Magan Blasig asked me to rebrand her wedding photography business, Urban Grey. I helped give Urban Grey a fresh face, focusing on the simple elegance captured in her photography.
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Emilee Wuebben is a writer/ editor/ storyteller. I made her a simple, responsive portfolio site that reflects her fun-loving personality.
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A side project of mine, originally conceived to keep me drawing a little something every day. I designed it to be a resource for designers, and all the images are available for download and use, royalty free.
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A site I created to showcase some of my self-initiated movie poster artwork.
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Kate Abbott asked me to design a promotional postcard she could send to prospective clients. I made her something simple, concise, and memorable.
In 2011, while interning at The Austin Stone, I created a set of icons for their children's ministry, Kids. The icons represent 6 basic truths of Christianity, and are an integral part of their core curriculum.
In 2008 my poster design was chosen, in a contest, to represent the Gen Art Film Festival in New York. I also designed a full ad campaign, including a website layout.
Later that year, I created an alternate version to represent the Gen Art Film Festival in Chicago.
Author/Counselor Beth Cujé asked me to rework the logo for her unique Choice-Cube self-help method. The new design is a bold, dynamic representation of the method.
Tom Fish asked me to create a logo for his consulting firm, Go Beyond, LLC. Combining Japanese elements with modern styling, the resulting design suggests a movement upward and onward.
In 2012 Threadless + GAP partnered to sell an exclusive line of tees in GAP stores in the US and Canada, and worldwide on gap.com. My design, "LOVE IS BLIND", was selected to be part of the first installment of their collaboration. The braille text is printed using raised ink.
In 2009 my T-shirt design, "99 Bottles", was chosen for print and sale worldwide on threadless.com. The design is based on the song "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall", and each bottle sports a unique character.
In 2011, "99 Bottles" was reprinted as part of the Threadless Select clothing line.
In 2008 Kelsey Waldon, a.k.a. Anchor in the Valley, asked me to make a banner for her Myspace artist page. Since then, I have designed several promotional posters for her.