Anterior.
Now playing in heavy rotation, clients and friends round out this mix of jazz favorites. Fusing found imagery, typography and vintage family photography, the cover art is from my current exploration of mixed media collage.
Return to the Lost City.
Lost City Products, purveyors of “the most beautiful hand embroidered products in the world” has expanded their collections to include pillows, scarves and one-of-a-kind chairs. They turned to us once again to design the latest iteration of their website featuring a media page for sharing their inspirations, a blog with the stories behind the products, as well as a new slide show and video player that streams content created exclusively for the site by video artists and musicians.
Michelle Vitiello.
Today we launched a website for photographer Michelle Vitiello. The website features both her portfolio and personal work.
Uptown Music Theatre.
We’ve launched a website for the Uptown Music Theatre. Founded by our client jazz trombonist, Delfeayo Marsalis, this New Orleans based non-profit offers in-depth training in theatre, music, dance and song to young people aged 5 -18.
Candy is good for business.
Our client Lost City and their new silk collection is featured on Daily Candy today.
Free Style.
The July 4th weekend sets Summer off in full swing. To experience the best of “free” NYC check our friend and client, Sharon Pendana‘s incredible Free list. Already in it’s 3rd version, the list contains concerts, films and other happenings in the city. Download a copy from her blog, its free!
Lost City Found.
Every art director/designer dreams of the client who wants to push the
envelope; move beyond preconceived notions of how form should
function; blurring the bounds of high and low. Who shares an aesthetic and
trusts in our capability to deliver a genre-defying, client-defining solution.
With Lost City we’ve found that client.
In a truly collaborative effort we’ve created the brand identity, brochure and website to introduce their line of exquisite textiles which revives and honors the artisanal embroidery techniques of ancient India while subverting them with a modernist sensibility.
Some real cool $#!+.
Nice Start.
We’re starting out the year with a few new clients. These projects include the branding for the fabric design house, Lost City; identity design for accessories boutique, A Little Something; and the website design for Deveaux & Co., a modern dance company.