A poster for a small, underground choral chamber music group that used to do small intimate shows throughout Seattle.
A one night only event for two amazingly talented baroque flutists, one playing on a contemporary flute, the other on a baroque flute. Most amazing of all, these amazing artists didn't even charge admission!
This poster is actually an infographic done in ink and watercolor. I went around and asked my friends to show me the doodles they did when they should have been doing something else. I then asked them about how long they spent on each doodle, categorized them into objective and nonobjective before making this poster.
Even though there are digital elements, I tried to make them look as hand done as possible.
Save the date cards, with an illustration of the happy couple.
Invitations to a pizza and lingerie themed bridal shower.
The card itself was designed as, essentially, a postcard, the pizza box is actually an inster.
See?
The insert was designed to be taken out and with the guests of the shower, it containing all of the bride to be's size information to refer to when guests were shopping for gifts, as well as the location and all pertinant contact information.
When a client approaches you for business card designs with a thumb drive full of food porn, you know you're going to have a good time.
Because this client had so many delicious shots, we decided to do several variants.
Look at that Brisket! I can personally atest, it's even better than it looks
This client wanted very minimal information on the cards, which was fine by me, this way we really got to let the food be the focus. I saved the more pertinent information for the back of the card for that very reason, no need to detract from those sweet, sweet, meats.
Because nothing says "I love you" like hyper-specific valentines cards! And nothing says "I love you" to a marine biologist quite like telling them they're ALMOST as cute as a juvenile lump fish
If you've perused my Game Art section, you may be thinking I have a bit of a penchant for creating derpy looking fish, and you dear viewer, would be correct! Illustrating this little lump fish was some of the most fun illustrating I've had for a good long while.
I wanted to be sure to add at least some visual interest on the back of the card. The eye, heart, you icons seemed the best way to do that without destracting from the focal points of the card.