LiveSurface Book Covers
Book cover concepts for LiveSurface gallery.
Book cover concepts for LiveSurface gallery.
Identity concept for Visit London, the City of London’s official tourism office.
Business concept, business management, web site design and architecture, packaging and identity for Shift, a font foundry.
Created while working as part of the Apple Graphic Design team: packaging for the original iPod, XServe, XServe G5, Cinema Display, Power Mac G5 (shown), and iPod mini.
Easy to produce at low volumes, this laser-cut kit is packaged in an easy to ship paper envelope and contains a punch-out membership card. Alternate silk-screened bag concept also shown below.
Product icon library and promotional identity for designobject. Icons were developed to visually indicate contents of shipped boxes without disclosing enough information as to subject them to theft.
New thinking in wayfinding for the New Museum. Echoing the museum’s architecture, signage continues onto the floor surfaces to define discrete three-dimensional spaces.
Identity concept for Alissia Melka-Teichroew, a designer whose line of rings and necklaces are laser cut silhouettes.
Nokia OK characters for application to t-shirts and posters at Nokia NYC store opening.
Business concept, business management, patent, web site design and architecture for LiveSurface, a library of layered image templates that change the way designers present their work.
Screen loop and handset branding concepts for Nokia.
Promotional piece for Wall Text, the original moniker of Readymade Magazine.
A 30 year retrospective on the late Jim Pomeroy, a San Francisco based artist who used “scientific” installations and puns as a key element in his work. The entire book reads backwards (page by page) as a visual pun on retrospective.
G and g contribution for Max Kisman’s Holland Font series.
Monograph for Tony Labat’s 30 year retrospective show. Images of Tony’s work are displayed in the book in exact chronological order so that the pieces themselves serve as a time line. Page number hyperlinks function to connect the work with commentary and vice versa.
Identity concepts for Development Alternatives International. DAI uses technology to help third-world cultures thrive. Both logo concepts use simplified fractal geometry to represent growth.
Defying typical holiday imagery: black and silver, Univers type, and die cut tracking holes references the lunar sources of modern holidays and superstitions in this poster, catalog and invite.
Identity concept for Adhere, a national registry which tracks heart failure statistics in order to improve treatment.
Packaging and original typeface concept for designer Alissia Melka-Teichroew whose work decontextualizes items of value. The packaging aims to emphasize this by framing each product with a digitally rendered image of classical art.
Wordmark studies for Wamu bank.
Identity concept for Visit London, the City of London’s official tourism office.
Identity for a Mexican bank which was created to serve the large percentage of Mexican populace which has no access to banking.
New thinking in wayfinding for the New Museum. Low power electro-luminescent vinyl is used to illuminate flat signage.
Compact disc labeling concept. Each waveform accurately depicts a complete song in a 1-inch square.
Identity for a Vermont-based grass roots writing association.
Identity for De Rechtspraak, the Ministry of Judges in the Netherlands.
Identity for Headspace, a documentary about global club culture.