Showing posts with label Packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Packaging. Show all posts

Thursday, February 14, 2019

GHCC Mugs & Bags




Project: GHCC branded materials for new guests
Client: Golden Hills Community Church
Details: Tote bag & Coffee Mug
Photo Credit: Josh Felise

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Saint K Album Art

Today is the release date for Saint K's debut, full-length album, Why I'm Here. I was privileged to be able to work on the album art. You can download this album for FREE for a limited time by visiting saintk.com, Amazon, or iTunes.

Project: Album Art
Client: Saint K
Details: 4.75x4.75" CD insert sleeve

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Rejuvenate Tea Packaging


Here's a project from my portfolio archives. One of my projects from the Academy of Art was to design the packing for a new tea company. I created Rejuvenate Tea, based out of famous Boston Harbor and specializing in boxed teas to compete with companies like Tazo and Constant Comment. I started with 4 flavors, each distinguished by color and a numbering system so it is easy for customers to find their favorite flavor on the store shelf (can't remember the name of it? Just remember #4). This was one of my favorite projects to do, and making the boxes from scratch and figuring out how to assemble them was a real learning experience.

See more photos after the jump.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Vicksburg EP



Earlier I posted a shirt I made for Vicksburg to help promote their new EP. Well, here is the mentioned EP in all its glory. Make sure to check out Vicksburg on iTunes or Bandcamp. I love creating album art, so I am grateful to have been a part of this project. See actual pictures of the EP below.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Centurion Pasta Co.


One of my school projects was to design a fictitious pasta company's identity and packaging. I created Centurion Pasta Co, an authentic Italian family company. I patterned the look of the identity off ancient Roman carvings and architecture. More after the jump.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Home Depot Skin Care




One of my projects at the Academy of Art was to create a skin care line for a company that currently does not have one. I decided on "O" for Men, a line for Home Depot. The O stood for "Orange", Home Depot's trademark color. The Skin care is designed to meet the needs of the everyday working man. Working outside all day in the yard? Construction job leaving your hands feeling calloused and dirty? Get cleaned up with Home Depot "O" for Men. All bottles and the display were built at Californa Model and Design and this was one of my favorite projects to work on from my tenure at school. For more pictures, click "read more".

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Leaping Horse Wine




Leaping Horse Vineyards was the first vineyard to begin growing in Lodi, California — a location that is becoming more and more popular. The problem is that Leaping Horse's labels and identity were behind the times and did not stand out in a crowded market. As a project for the Academy of Art I redesigned the labels to be more metaphorical, with a horseshoe as the main image rather than the obvious leaping horse that they currently featured. The horseshoe is the base from which the horse leaps, and therefore became a great mark for the new line of labels. More pictures after the jump.