Showing posts with label Liquid 9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liquid 9. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Sinister Rye from McCoys

Worked on a pomo poster and identity for a limited edition beer brewed by McCoy's Public House. You may see it around. I still need to try it! It sounds delicious.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Westport and Musicians

Doing stuff for the Westport Community and creating mood boards for another musician. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to talk about who it is yet. Super exciting though!

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Tech N9ne Merch

Working on shirts for Strange Music and Tech N9ne. If you haven't checked out the new song he's featured on on Lil Wayne's new album!

Monday, August 8, 2011

Liquid 9

As it turns out, I will be rejoining Frankie Oviedo and his crew of brilliant coworkers at Liquid 9 this upcoming semester. I can't wait to see what new opportunities await me there. Last year was so much fun, with so many hands on opportunities.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Infinite Space, The Architecture of John Lautner

I am designing the poster for AIGA's Design Reel film showing at the Tivoli Theater. Here are a few of the iterations and directions I am going in. I want to show layering and transparency to add depth and to illude to the thought of infinite space. Also, I wanted to keep the shapes in structural shapes to relate and to symbolize the architecture. The color pallet comes from the thought of John Lautner's architecture embracing the view and landscape of outdoors.

Here is the first design I have created. I am also working in going in a different direction as well.
Here is the "final" poster. I say that meaning, it's almost there but still needs some final craft tweaks. This one is going up tonight at the Tivoli Theater tonight for advertisement. Go see it!
Check it out on the AIGA website.

Monday, September 27, 2010

AUX Garageland

This is an image I have created for my internship at Liquid 9, in Kansas City, MO. It's for AUX Garageland. I left all of the layers open so it has room to be edited into a motion graphic.