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Designers love beautiful things; it's in our nature. This project's goal was to replace the ugly green cutting mats with a better designed version. It was made to be a mock-Kickstarter project with the goal of it becoming a real one if there is enough interest.
Graphic Design, Packaging, Product Design
2013
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This poster and invitation was designed for a fictional Vintage Travel Poster exhibit in NYC. The visitors to the opening night will have the opportunity to have wine and food tastings along with viewings of the posters, enhancing the travel ambiance.
Graphic Design
2013
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An animated 30 second commercial for the Humane Society. This was my first attempt at character animation, so there are still some problems I am going to fix once I get better at it. Overall a great experience learning After Effects. Guitar by Roger Harris
Animation, Character Design, Motion Graphics
2013
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Wild pets are a big problem, and this ad campaign is meant to show how ridiculous it is to keep a wild animal as a pet. The images speak for themselves. The logo shows the fierceness of the panther and the love that the sanctuary offers. The bottom copy on each ad is information on wild pets and the sanctuary.
In January 2013, The Wildcat Sanctuary in Minnesota wrote a short article on this project. Check it out here: http://www.wildcatsanctuary.org/you-never-know-what-you-can-do-until-you-do-it/
Advertising, Branding, Graphic Design
2012
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For 20 days I ate breakfasts from different countries around the world. This project offered a unique opportunity to not only delve into how other countries start their day, but to also see the rituals of our own culture. Breakfast is often the meal that is the same thing almost every day. Some people have a bagel and cream cheese every morning, some have cereal, most have coffee. Though the phrase “the start of a new day” has philosophical and emotional meaning, how we actually start every day is not thought about often. Please enjoy my cultural journey through my kitchen.
Culinary Arts, Graphic Design, Print Design
2013
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A new identity system created to unify my personal brand. This includes logo, resume, stationery, business card, envelope, mini portfolio, and thank-you postcard.
Branding
2013
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The Exploratorium in San Francisco is a children's discovery museum for adults. It turns science and math into an exciting adventure. My goal of these posters was to reach a broad audience, and give them something they will want to know about and understand. Once they read the shirts, they'll want to know the explanation and learn more.
This could also extend to a line of T-shirts for the museum with the scientific explanations on the back of the shirt.
All pictures were taken with my iPhone 4 so please forgive the quality. I did not own a nice camera at the time.
Advertising, Art Direction, Graphic Design
2012
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Budgets for Arts Education keep falling across the US, but it's never been more important for the younger generations to have a creative education. Since 30% of Americans go into creative and problem solving fields, arts can be an excellent complement to science and math in the education system. These two ads are meant to raise public awareness on the subject. The colored pencils and colored paper clips are representative of the 30%.
Advertising, Graphic Design
2013
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RumPumPumRum is a nationally produced spiced rum similar to the quality of Bacardi. Like the craft beers that you see elite beer drinkers consuming but you never see on TV, it is marketed as the hipper rum that people will get after seeing their friends drinking it, not necessarily from commercials. Its tag line is “Keep the Beat Going,” both to increase the connection to its drum-inspiration and encourage its drinkers to continue the party, meeting, date, or wherever they may be drinking RumPumPumRum. It will target everyone over the age of 21 that wants a high quality beverage. Competition includes Captain Morgan, Malibu, Bacardi, and other rum companies. It is sold in liquor stores across America.
Packaging
2012
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Logo for a local food restaurant in Auburn, AL. They wanted a logo that used a dinosaur and bright colors. The plesiosaur in water doubles as a two-toned leaf, which brings in the local food vibe.
Branding
2012
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Summer 2012 a group of 15 Auburn students were given a challenge by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery: to create an educational experience that celebrated 40 years since the March on Washington. Together we made logos, t-shirts, posters, apps, websites, scavenger hunts and more. Lauren Hegwood and Allison Braund were in charge of creating a mobile app that united all the different parts into one user experience.
Interaction Design, User Interface Design
2012
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Busy Bee Planner app is the app you've always wanted. It specializes in connecting your schedule to your friends' making it easier to make plans for school, the office, or just lunch. Just tap on a friend's name and your calendar can be layered over theirs so you can see when both of you are free. Along with this, it has all the features you need out of a planner: your Honey-Do's (to-do list), Beekeeper (monthly calendar), and the Hive (your portal connecting you to your friends.)
Interaction Design, User Interface Design
2012
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Allison's Wonderland is a hometown bookstore. It centers on the family and focuses on encouraging children to enjoy reading. Children can fully engage in their environment with artificial trees they are able to climb, tunnels they can crawl through to get from room to room, and books galore. It will be a discovery museum that concentrates on reading and the imagination that stems from it. The white rabbit symbolizes the journey that children must follow to reach their education.
Branding
2012
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Dinner with Death is a bookcover project done for Image I. It was inspired by the art of Shag the Illustrator, and many other retro styles.
Illustration
2012
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This redesign of the Pogues "Red Roses for Me" CD creates a story through pictures. The red roses contrast with the cigarette ash, showing the grittiness and romanticism of their music. The inside insinuates a scene with "girl meets boy" in the bar, and love blossoming amongst the scummy litter of the bar.
Digital Art, Digital Photography, Packaging
2012
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The Talk to Me book cover is made for the MoMa exhibition of the same name. The exhibition concentrated on the communication between people and objects through games, interaction design, and incredible mechanisms. The exhibition book cover should be able to communicate with the visitors just as much as the exhibition. When you scan the large QR code it shows the title of the exhibition, and when you scan the smaller ones they take you to parts of the exhibit online.
Graphic Design, Illustration
2012
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The Auburn Housing Authority has been serving underprivileged families for 30 years without an identity system. The logo has to convey the optimism the organization has for the people that it serves. The key represents a key to a new life, a new future, and a new beginning.
Branding
2012
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This was a quick freelance project for the American Cancer Society's Kids Triathlon in Opelika, AL. The logo can be easily separated out so they can use the different icons on the separate parts of the race.
Branding
2012
