Branding
Mischievous Wolf Agency Art
Mischievous Wolf is a brand and communication agency with offices in Bristol, UK and Los Angeles, USA. They commissioned me to create a digital piece of art for their UK office space. Mixing my art style and their core values I created a detailed illustration that also followed their brand guidelines.
Mischievous Wolf were great to work with, giving clear direction while also letting me add my creative flare. The final pice is hung in their office space and I get a good feeling that many people who pass through will enjoy it.
View Full PostWonderpops Branding
Wonderpops make premium artisan Pops handmade with real fruit. The company is based in The Heights, Texas. They were looking for an eye catching doodle illustration to wrap around one of their carts and popsicle wrapper packaging. We worked together to come up with an eye-catching design that included homages to them being a women owned business, their fresh products and their location. The result was a detailed illustrated piece that used the brands colors and fulfilled the ask of an eye-catching piece.
View Full PostCoffee Roboto Packaging
Coffee Roboto is a mobile coffee business in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA. Brewing and delivering artisan coffee across the state, they offer high quality at a local level. They reached out to me to create some coffee packaging. I love working with small businesses and was happy to help.
We created two packages, one showing the companies vintage robot logo fighting with my own robot design. This was based on Japanese comic book style art with texture and shapes added to create a vintage look. The second bag was a more abstract version using reduced color.
View Full PostDefy 2023 Campaign
Defy Extreme Air Sports Parks and Fluid Studios asked me to illustrate three detailed illustrations for their 2023 campaign. The campaign centered around getting children off screens and into activities. Catering to adults and kids, their parks are stretched out across the USA with 61 locations! They offer a range of attractions from Trampolines, Battle beams, extreme dodge ball, basketball, air tracks, kid specific jump areas, Ninja courses, parkour courses, stunt falls, trapeze and aerial silks, wall tramp and zip lines! The illustrations were placed over existing photography to create a funny and unique approach to attract customers into the parks. I created three detailed doodle style illustrations and three hand drawn lettering pieces to go with them.
Defy extended the campaign to their sister companies Rockin’ Jump and Sky Zone too. The campaign consisted of emails, digital ads, banner ads, animated gifs, homepage banners and social media assets. The final art work can be seen here. It was great to work with this team again. I worked on another campaign in the previous year, it’s always nice to be asked back!
View Full PostScone Ccllim, Korean Bakery Packaging.
This commission has been one of my favorites this year. One because it was a fun subject matter – baked goods packaging doodle. Two because the internet and our global connectivity allows me to work with an independently ran bakery in Korea! The Korean bakery Scone Ccllim commissioned me to make a doodle for their packaged goods. The doodle includes their signature scones and other baked goodies. We were two people, both unable to speak the other persons language on the opposite sides of the globe. Using the Google translate app we were able to communicate just sufficiently enough to make this project happen! I love these times we live in. Such a fun project. Check out all the details, there are many!
View Full PostTextBook NYC Mural & Branding
Textbook NYC is a new coffee shop brand based in Brooklyn. The wanted to paint their entire space and asked me to design the characters and doodles to fill it. They also needed a logo and packaging design for cups, paper wraps, bags etc. This project was a labor of love. The building was measured and the doodles had to fill every space. This was challenging because measurements are not always accurate. Once the muralist started we had to fill many areas as we went. Seeing this unfold and the reaction from the public was awesome. Probably one of my favorite projects to date, this is one I am very proud of. The owners were amazing to work with and allowed me a lot of creative freedom. If you live in Brooklyn go check it out. Special thanks to Anna-Grace Walton & Josiah McCloud, the muralists who did an incredible job of translating my art into this giant mural.
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