The goal of this project was to create a updated design for a Long Island based Photographer seeking to increase their business. The designer chose to use a modern, stripped down style to allow the photographs to take center stage. As part of this process the designer developed the logo seen here to reflect this choice in style. Using the straightforward navigation shown here, the user can easily find the information on the site they are seeking. After getting approval from the client the designer coded the site using HTML and CSS.
I was having a conversation with someone and described myself as, "just a regular guy, I'm a dude in the world." He followed up by saying, "what more could you ask for?" For some reason the combination of those to phrases stuck out to me and represented what I sought to communicate with my design style. A simple guy with a simple, stripped-down and easy to follow style. So, I chose to assume the professional identity of Just A Dude In The World Design. Using a simple illustration of myself paired with sensible typography and a consistent color scheme, I created the brand guidelines for what would be Just A Dude In The World Design.
I was having a conversation with someone and described myself as, "just a regular guy, I'm a dude in the world." He followed up by saying, "what more could you ask for?" For some reason the combination of those to phrases stuck out to me and represented what I sought to communicate with my design style. A simple guy with a simple, stripped-down and easy to follow style. So, I chose to assume the professional identity of Just A Dude In The World Design. Using a simple illustration of myself paired with sensible typography and a consistent color scheme, I created the brand guidelines for what would be Just A Dude In The World Design.
I was having a conversation with someone and described myself as, "just a regular guy, I'm a dude in the world." He followed up by saying, "what more could you ask for?" For some reason the combination of those to phrases stuck out to me and represented what I sought to communicate with my design style. A simple guy with a simple, stripped-down and easy to follow style. So, I chose to assume the professional identity of Just A Dude In The World Design. Using a simple illustration of myself paired with sensible typography and a consistent color scheme, I created the brand guidelines for what would be Just A Dude In The World Design.
I was having a conversation with someone and described myself as, "just a regular guy, I'm a dude in the world." He followed up by saying, "what more could you ask for?" For some reason the combination of those to phrases stuck out to me and represented what I sought to communicate with my design style. A simple guy with a simple, stripped-down and easy to follow style. So, I chose to assume the professional identity of Just A Dude In The World Design. Using a simple illustration of myself paired with sensible typography and a consistent color scheme, I created the brand guidelines for what would be Just A Dude In The World Design.
This was an album layout done for the Brooklyn-based metal band Scowl. The concept behind the design was to reflect the dark quality of the music. The design was printed to be used as the artwork for the live album 'Unholy Huang'.
This was an album layout done for the Brooklyn-based metal band Scowl. The concept behind the design was to reflect the dark quality of the music. The design was printed to be used as the artwork for the live album 'Unholy Huang'.
This was an album layout done for the Brooklyn-based metal band Scowl. The concept behind the design was to reflect the dark quality of the music. The design was printed to be used as the artwork for the live album 'Unholy Huang'.
This was an album layout done for the Brooklyn-based metal band Scowl. The concept behind the design was to reflect the dark quality of the music. The design was printed to be used as the artwork for the live album 'Unholy Huang'.
This was an album layout done for the Brooklyn-based metal band Scowl. The concept behind the design was to reflect the dark quality of the music. The design was printed to be used as the artwork for the live album 'Unholy Huang'.
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The goal of this project was to create a series of illustrations featuring words that typically have an adverse connotation to them, but find a way to present them in a new light with eye-catching design.
The goal of this project was to create a series of illustrations featuring words that typically have an adverse connotation to them, but find a way to present them in a new light with eye-catching design.
The goal of this project was to create a series of illustrations featuring words that typically have an adverse connotation to them, but find a way to present them in a new light with eye-catching design.
The goal of this project was to create a simple flier for a Las Vegas, NV based photographer in order to spread the word about her business. The client sought to create an identity appealing to the tattoo/pin-up culture, however the designer felt it was important to give the design a high-end fashion feel to appeal to wider audience. The logo and design were developed to create the brand with this presence.
This was a contest flier designed and illustrated for a pickle eating contest held by a Brooklyn based pickle company in conjunction with the Village Voice. After an initial discussion with the client, the designer and the pickle company owner decided to take the project in a comical direction. The design includes a hand-drawn illustration that was later imported into Illustrator to manipulate the image. The advertisement was printed in the Village Voice.
This is a newsletter directed at the Information Services department at Lord & Taylor Department Stores. Because of the nature of the publication, the illustrations, layout and typography were chosen with aim of communicating professionalism through interesting design and ease of readability.
This is a newsletter directed at the Information Services department at Lord & Taylor Department Stores. Because of the nature of the publication, the illustrations, layout and typography were chosen with aim of communicating professionalism through interesting design and ease of readability.
This is a newsletter directed at the Information Services department at Lord & Taylor Department Stores. Because of the nature of the publication, the illustrations, layout and typography were chosen with aim of communicating professionalism through interesting design and ease of readability.
For this project, the client was a Bronx, NY based non-profit organization serving the community in a low-income neighborhood. One of the services the organization provided was a healthy dinner for the families and children in the area. This flier was designed to catch the attention of children and teens and communicate information about the event.
These logos were developed for a non-profit client seeking to create a identity for their organization that communicated the professionalism of the members. Directors and Educators in Long Term Care (DELTC) is a voluntary, not for profit, professional association, whose mission is to improve communication and understand among key Nursing Administrative staff in the Long Term Care.
This logo was developed for the Brooklyn, NY based metal band Ramps. The intent of the design was to communicate the organic nature of the name while retaining the gritty quality of the music.
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