A friend and I had a very sober vision one day and developed the most overwhelmingly complicated movie plot that we were able to. I put together this “movie poster” in hopes of summarizing the two very multi-dimensional main characters in the film. Unfortunately the studio we sent the script to hasn’t been operational for [...]
This illustration was created for my sister as a christmas gift. The girl had been asking me to illustrate something for her for the past year. I finally delivered. The final print ended up as a triptych comprised of 3 11″ x 17″ posters. All the creatures in this print were just old sketches I [...]
She is Safe is an organization that provides relief to women and girls in high risk area of the world. SIS was facing an advertising issue and needed to get their mission out to a wider audience. The organization requested that materials be created for a Mother’s Day and Run to Rescue event they plan [...]
The Maya Heritage Community Project helped recently immigrated Mayans assimilate to American culture. The ancient people’s biggest barrier was language and healthcare. My mission was to create a comprehensive health and translation guide that was accesible to both Mayans and english speaking medical professionals. The secondary objective of the project was to create a visual [...]
The College of the Arts at Kennesaw State University was running a summer clinic for each of the arts concentrations in 2011. They wanted the children of the clinics to be easily recognized and “branded” as they went from one activity to another. These designs were meant to be applied to t-shirts and used as [...]
The belief of Haireline is to create inventive designs by using historically successful aesthetics and modern day technology to build websites and designs that are tantamount to amusement park visits.
Your company's success depends on it's identity and more importantly the design that brought that identity into fruition. You wouldn't send your child to school on the first day wearing a Doritos bag would you? I thought not.