This hand card was designed for the Campaign for Change Afterparty in Cleveland Ohio, presented by eighty81.com. Art was created specifically for this client and was based on the easily recognizable Obama print design campaign. A nice clean vector illustration of Jay-Z was created by the talented Arnaldo Jimenez. 

This postcard was designed for Neighborhood Progress Inc. and is just one of the pieces we produced for the Opportunity Homes Groundbreaking. They used it as a tool to invite people to the groundbreaking ceremony that took place this month in Cleveland Ohio’s Slavic Village neighborhood. The Urban Design Collaborative of Northeast Ohio supplied us with a really nice rendering to use on the front of the card. We also created art for and produced yard signs, posters, banners and program booklets.

Another fun project. This card is one in a series that was designed for TropicalCleveland.com to promote their weekly Friday night and Saturday night events at a couple of nightclubs here in Cleveland. Each night salsa lessons are given. Our goal with this one was to create a card with a lot of movement. These designs stand out as some of my recent favorites.

We designed this card for eighty81 to promote an event at the Bar of Modern Art in Columbus Ohio. The event occurred on the 23rd of the month which was convenient. It gave us an opportunity to incorporate LeBron’s Jersey number into the design.

This flyer was created for eighty81.com to promote the Third annual Joshua Cribbs Costume Bash at the House of Blues Cleveland. Another fun project involving a lot of photoshop trickery and image doctoring. In the end we created a nice (and eerily realistic) photo illustration. It’s kind of spooky… I guess that is appropriate though being for a halloween party and all. 

I was honored (being a graduate of the school) when Virginia Marti College of Art and Design approached us and asked if we’d be interested in coming up with a “simple yet clever” 2-color T-shirt design. They loved this concept from the start. The art was screen printed onto plain white T-shirts and given to the digital media students to wear when out on location.

This catalog was designed for Walk-n-Beauty footwear to display their product line of hand-beaded native american inspired designs. The brochure also encourages people to visit their website and allows for customers to mail in orders.