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What Where When 2010
This year’s What Where When is based on the art theme of Metropolis. The What Where When is a 96 page booklet with approximately 960 event listings scheduled for the week of Burning Man. The outside cover design portrays both the idealism of living in a thriving, wealthy city partnered with the reality that many urban dwellers live in favelas or shanty-towns. The inside cover uses a photo of stack of rebar as a background, a reference to the many pieces of rebar used in staking and anchoring Black Rock City structures to the desert floor.
2009 What Where When
In 2008 and 2009 I designed the covers and inside pages of the What Where When, the event calendar that is handed out to participants at Black Rock City. I redesigned the layout of events on the interior pages for increased readability and added icons for categories. With the new icons, participants could see at a glance which events were gatherings, parades, workshops, adult-orientated or kid-friendly.
Evolution Ticket Mailer
The art theme for the 2009 Burning Man event struck a chord with my interest in biology and natural sciences. With my design, I illustrate the evolution of consciousness and life on Earth, not just the evolution of mankind.
Typographic Calendars
During 2007 FontShop showcased new type family releases in monthly calendars. I designed the calendars for June, September and November of that year. For each calendar, the purpose was to show the range of the typeface being showcased and the unique glyphs and letterforms inherent within that typeface.
Richmond Fruit Tree Project
This project involved the creation of a logo, a website and a print brochure. For the logo, photographs were selected from the project orchard and farm galleries to find an archetypal tree and field. Those elements were turned into stylized vectors, and soft gradients added to bring in light and color.
And if we Shadows
I designed promotional materials for the show ‘And if we Shadows’. This consisted of a poster and postcard. The print materials required a visual language unique enough to describe the show’s content at a glance, and entice possible attendees to buy tickets. The use of performance photos from previous, similar events layered with urban illustrations and a dark sunburst pattern evokes both the urban grittiness and saucy burlesque atmosphere. Continue reading …
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