chaotic bliss.

Here are some examples for one of my logo and t-shirt design projects. The client wanted an urban appeal with a hip hop vibe, so I went with a chaotic yet controlled feel. This is just a screen shot of two ideas for business cards and a typographic-inspired t-shirt design at the top left (click to enlarge). Courier is one of the few standard fonts with a fixed width, and I am a big fan regardless, so it seemed a charming fit for my idea. Enjoy!

STNS

Revamp.

Part 2 of the poster design saga. I really enjoyed designing this one in particular during the last few weeks of my senior year in college, and since it hadn't been truly utilized other than in my design show, i figured I'd try and resurrect it!

Missing Chip.

I kind of got into the idea of doing a whole set on technology, and then my manager at The Triple Door asked me to come up with some crazy/creative ideas for posters for upcoming shows. I immediately went with a robot. The poster below is only a rough draft, but considering that the artist is coming from a bit of an extreme background, I found the nature of the situation going on in the poster rather fitting. (I didn't include any information about the show on the poster quite yet, as I'm still figuring out the placement of the text.)