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Billboards designed to promote the launch of New York magazine's fashion blog, the Cut as a stand alone site. These will also be converted into an entire campaign including web banners and street postings.Advertising, Fashion, Graphic Design2012 -
Print and web campaign to draw traffic to the nymag.com homepage.Advertising, Art Direction, Illustration2012 -
Logo design done while at the Brooklyn Museum for Go: a community-curated open studio project. Photos include the logo out in the wild on pieces designed by the current Brooklyn Museum design team. Photos are all from gobrooklynart.tumblr.comBranding, Graphic Design, Illustration2012 -
While working at Swissmiss Studio, I assisted in designing the first iteration of the CreativeMornings website. CreativeMornings is a monthly breakfast lecture series for creative types. At the time of the initial design, CreativeMornings had expanded to three cities and was about to begin in a fourth. The challenge of this project was creating a way to repeat the same information for each city in an organized fashion, while keeping the site simple and to just a single page.
Creative Director: Tina Roth Eisenberg
Design: Tina Roth Eisenberg & Jeremiah BonchaWeb Design, Graphic Design2011 -
While at New York magazine, I was assigned with designing a blog for our client Piperlime, to cover the 2012 New York Fashion Week. While our marketing manager was out finding three fantastic fashion bloggers, I put together the site using WordPress as the CMS and the 960 Grid System to help keep everything in its place. I also incorporated the Twitter and Pinterest feed for each of the bloggers and Piperlime. The site can be found at promo.nymag.com/piperlime/User Interface Design, Web Design, Web Development2012 -
Abby is a very smart and funny freelance writer who's clients include NBCUniversal, CBS and New York magazine. I worked with her to create a website that could show off her awesome portfolio of work. Being that she had experience working with Tumblr, I used it as the backend of this site. The home page highlights some of her featured work as well as her witty Twitter feed.Interaction Design, Web Design, Web Development2012 -
Temporary installation of the Brooklyn Museum's African collection. The museum's house font, Brooklynesque, was used as the primary font in the design of the didactics. Maps were created to visualize areas populated by ancient kingdoms and empires, early 20th-century colonization and current political boundaries. Along the wall, white vinyl was used to create a pattern of Sankofa symbols, the white on white giving the pattern a subtle aspect, while the sizes give them great impact.Exhibition Design, Graphic Design2011 -
Online storefront for a street wear apparel brand. Site programed using HTML, PHP, jQuery and Paypal technologies.
http://www.asteriskthreads.comUser Interface Design, Graphic Design, Web Design2010 -
While at Pushpin, we put together the Third Edition of Graphic Style coauthored by Steven Heller and Seymour Chwast. This required a complete redesign of the cover and laying out the additional chapter based off the previous layouts.Graphic Design, Illustration2011 -
Discs and apparel designed for the 2012 USA Ultimate Grand Masters Championships tournament. On the disc hand-drawn concentric circles represent the many years of Ultimate the Grand Masters players have been playing the sport. While on the apparel the same circles have been exploded to represent the sport which can appear quite chaotic at times.Branding, Illustration, Product Design2012 -
Shirt designed for the 2011 1040ez Ultimate tournament.Graphic Design, Illustration, Branding2011 -
These custom Discraft 175g discs and silk screened posters were designed in an effort to raise funds for those affected by the earthquake in Haiti on January 12th 2010.
100% of the proceeds, over $1000 were donated to Doctors Without Borders.
The red cross is used here as a sign of support and protection. It is composed with a blue shape of the country of Haiti as the center with the same shape used in red of various sizes and orientations to create the branches of the cross. Additionally, the blue and red in the design represent the colors of Haiti's flag.
The cross is split on the poster in the area affected the most by the earthquake to emphasize the affects of the disaster.Graphic Design, Philanthropy2011