Here's to all the coffee-lovers.. & caffeine freaks! :p
06/09/2009
06/03/2009
05/13/2009
Redoing Ads - Client & Designer
This project is actually redoing an ad from La Weekly. I did Dr. Ken Steinsapir's eyelid ad in 2 sizes- 4.78 x 12.78 in. & 4.78 x 2.78 in. I matched the color scheme from his website, http://lidlift.com, which are gray, orange, & white, but I've made the white into beige to complement the eye photos. In the small layout, I just include the important details like the doctor's name, website, address, & telephone #; plus the requirement for the service. :D
05/08/2009
My Online Portfolio is Up!
My website is up at last! After a lot of frustrations...Visit at http://www.furry-feline.com
04/29/2009
My 2nd 99 Designs Entry
I did 4 options for a photographer, Adnan. First I made the logotype simpler by making the "d" in red. Then the rest I put black boxes like in a film. I chose colors black, gray, white to make it decent in look. Mostly photographers I saw in action were wearing either black or neutral colors. And I chose red because it's the only color that a film can tolerate in a darkroom.
04/28/2009
First 99 Designs Entry...
My first 99 designs entry. Branding a kids ministry. 'kidpointe' is the name a kids' ministry. I made it as simple, clean cut, contemporary, modern, relevant, and professionally looking as what the requirement said. The colors are blue & orange with accent color of green. I chose the font that is kid-friendly, not too edgy looking, & I added the "smile" underneath the logotype & the yellow circle- that means "cheerful" in one of my options.
04/27/2009
Playing Cards
My intro Playing Cards using my originals... :)
04/20/2009
Natalie Hunter
NATALIE HUNTER
Born from London, England, Natalie Hunter took up Psychology & Human-Computer Interface at Edinburgh University and worked for a small graphic design company as an accounts programmer, but soon became the junior designer. After the company went bust, she went to take up an MA in Interactive Multimedia at the Royal College Of Art in 1993, embarking on the country’s first master’s programme in Interactive Multimedia. After graduation, she worked freelance for several years including as a graphic designer at Edinburgh, created special effects for the movie Lost In Space, producing CD-ROMs and designing interactive performances and installations.
In 1999, with colleagues Alex Maclean and Fred Deakin, they started the highly regarded design company, Airside- known for its work for Lemon Jelly. They have a diverse range of clients, including the BBC, Apple, EMI Publishing, Pet Shop Boys, The Beatles, London Underground, MTV Europe, The Royal College Of Art, Serpentine Gallery, Coca- Cola, Goodyear, Mastercard, Nike, Panasonic, and Sony. (www.airside.co.uk)
Airside
is a creative agency working across the disciplines of graphic design,
illustration, digital, interactive and moving image.
Founded
in 1998 by Alex Maclean, Fred Deakin and Nat Hunter, Airside's unique approach
has won many awards including recognition from D&AD, Bafta and Design Week.
Despite our small size we are currently the number two digital specialist
agency in Design Week's Creative Survey (November 2008).
In 2007 Natalie Hunter co-founded the not-for-profit social enterprise Three Trees Don’t Make A Forest (http://www.threetreesdontmakeaforest.org) – which aims to help the design industry produce sustainable creative work. She has also judged the D&AD and Design Week awards, and has served on NESTA’s fellowship panel.
What I like about Natalie Hunter’s works are the simplicity of it yet meaningful and amusing. Using vector graphics and plain color scheming, she caters her designs to more of the younger generation. Likewise to my style of design, I usually use vectors, simple shapes, creating characters that are less sophisticated.
Here are some of her personal works and from her design agency, Airside.
04/15/2009
Pier 39
I took a photo of Pier 39 in San Francisco & put few dreamy effects on it..;)
