Portfolio
/99designs-contests-attachments/89/89159/attachment_89159041 "Created a logo type for a website in Polenca Spain that prints a summer guide. Used the elements of the Spanish flag to create the letters \"ll\".")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88945/attachment_88945631 "Created a label to be printed on kraft paper for a boutique candle maker, featuring color coding for the different scents.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/89/89061/attachment_89061894 "Megabase is a company that helps venues manage their calendars. I created this 280x360 advert for them, and wrote the copy.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88631/attachment_88631024 "The client was looking for a design to feature their Black Friday sales offer. This is what I created...")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88757/attachment_88757176 "The client was looking for a nice clean design to congratulate a colleague on their promotion. This was the result that won.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88925/attachment_88925923 "Did the copywriting and design for this precious metals dealer out of Texas.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88931/attachment_88931842 "A bold eye catching text driven cover")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88698/attachment_88698809 "Proposed logo for a small internet marketing group with a heavy emphasis on SEM and social ads.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88448/attachment_88448429 "When thinking about how to use the directional elements to enhance this branding, I've chosen similar graphic elements from the logo to direct the eye, while keeping the logo distinctive by limiting the magenta colour there.
But the arrow element is not just a direct copy of the shape in your logo, but contains complementary elements in harmony with it. It creates a nice framework for the logo and text information, while directing the viewers eyes in the direction they need to go. There is also a reversed black arrow in the graphonomic arrow.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/88/88582/attachment_88582948 "Here's another \"eye grabbing\" cover utilising that classic tight crop mechanism to stand out on the newsstand. Editorially, the focus is on the keyword OBSOLETE. in bold, which provokes people to want to read, because they will want to know what is obsolete for themselves and read more.
The eye is pointed to by the woman's very 'knowing' glance, her look is one of determination and wisdom.
Cover follows the classical Z shape from unlearn in logo down to her lips in a logical progression of texts.")
/99designs-contests-attachments/78/78029/attachment_78029950 "The client, Swozzi, is a Swiss/Australian swimsuit company and wanted a branded towel (1.5m) design for their customers")
/99designs-contests-attachments/77/77308/attachment_77308012 "Using the bank's branded colours and midwestern locale, I created a nice signature series of credit cards for different client categories.")
About
I am Media & Marketing whiz with over 20 years experience as a publisher, designer & creative director/copywriter, including stints at JWT, McCann Erickson & Leo Burnett. My team brings the same top quality and professionalism to your design projects!
Member since:
July 13, 2014
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