Tag Archives: Branding
CLIENT: Dancers Shape
MENIUM: Branding, marketing collateral, web design, social media graphics
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: I've been in Austin for 11 years today! I really love this town and I love all the work I've been able to do for countless small businesses in this community. A lot of them I only became a patron of after I started working with them. Sometimes, they didn't exist prior to our work together, or I didn't know of them or their product. But when Ladyboss Jennifer McCamish cold-called me needing graphic design, and started describing her fitness studio, I already knew all about it. I'd been in a class there that same morning. I love love love…
CLIENT: Lonestar Airport Holdings LLC
MENIUM: Logo and Identity suite, responsive website with custom CMS: www.austinsouthterminal.com
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Being in the design field, you have to accept that the work you do is mostly ephemeral. Websites get updated, products disappear from the market, businesses close up shop and your work disappears with them. It's a part of the job you have to accept, although it always hurts a little. So you have to understand that for me, this job is one of the most thrilling projects I've ever had the good fortune to be a part of. The South Terminal at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport opened to passengers last Thursday, and I was there for it, grinning like an…
CLIENT: Lauren Reynolds Photography
MENIUM: Print / Web graphics
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: When hiring a photographer for a wedding or special event, potential clients are going to primarily look at their work to make their decision. Ladyboss Lauren Reynold's photos speak for themselves in that regard. In redoing the Lauren Reynolds Photography brand, I wanted to emphasize her personality and style. Before we were friends, I was her client. Hiring her was one of the best decisions I made in planning my wedding. But more to the point, I knew that her potential clients are evaluating, like I had, even if not consciously: Do I like this person? Do I think this…