So I'm always one to support creative endeavors, two friends of mine have started djing a monthly party at a friend's bar. In order to not loose my creative muscle I have started to create their flyers for them. It's been a fun project. It's also taught me some design issues i need to over come one being to move away from designing on my little screened lap top. Ha, the plus is it's been good to spread my style to other venues.
I chose Big Red Soda. A Texas syrupy sweet soda I grew up on, and can barely drink now. One reason I live in New York the other reason, it's too sweet for this grown-up. Here's a comparison of the current logo and my redesigned logo. I wanted it to have a retro vibe
So as you may read, I haven't posted any new items on this blog sine NOVEMBER! f it wasn't the holidays it was the spring semester of school that did a number on me. At the urging of my friend Linda she has ordered me to start blogging some of my projects here. So I 'm trying to be good and do just that, so be patient my dear friends and the curious that have stumbled upon this page while i try to figure it out.
If your Vox Neighborhood had a potluck dinner tonight, what dish, drink or dessert would you bring?
Since there's a pie crust in my freezer, I'm thinking my infamous Jack Daniel's sweet potato pie.
Here's another book I really want to get, part biography, and design showcase from the man that created the iconic Bond film's opening title sequences.Robert Brownjohn, he studied with Moholy-Nagy at the new Bauhaus in chicago and lived in swinging London in the sixties where he lived like a Fucking Rock Star!
I stopped into a local book store seeking some ideas and found some of the most inspirational design books. Here's a quick list treat yourself good this holiday season.
Stephen Heller and Gail Anderson.
Years ago I took a class with Ms. Anderson at SVA.
Class at the Rolling Stone's office really cool.
I absolutely love this movie Time Square and was so excited I found a clip on "youtube" it needed a repost here, enjoy it and please message me if you agree that it's awesome, I moved to New York eleven years after this movie was made and saw the tail end of the Time Square era before the MOUSE bought every theater and it became a mall with out a roof.
on Adrian Tomine @ Giant Robot NYC