Hand-printed, hand-made, hand-cut, hands-on. Each one is unique and reflects the main themes of the company (build-it-yourself, back to basics, etc.). Materials used: recycled chipboard, rubber stamps and rubber tires.
Relic Dwellers business cards are here.
Website design based loosely around client’s existing print collateral. Hand-coded in CSS, with some spiffy simple javascript on the home page and pretty drop-down menus. Should be going live soon.
Relic Dwellers logo and coming soon page. New name, new company, out with the old, in with the new. After some sputters, the Relic Dwellers machine has finally kicked into gear. Look for the online store to launch in November.
2′x4′ acrylics, latex paint and charcoal pencil on canvas.
Acrylics and graphite on plywood. My first foray into the exciting world of stencil art — definitely a technique I’d like to explore further. In addition, given the amount of plywood filling our garage, I’ll probably be using wood instead of canvas for my next couple of pieces.
Business cards for AdamF of TwilightNotes fame.
Inspired by Noelle’s obsession with the Statler plushie in the claw machine at Publix, though I’m not sure where the shrunken head idea came from. On a side note, it was nice to finally figure out what Waldorf’s counterpart was named since no one ever seems to remember (not Astoria). It was actually Statler’s wife who was named Astoria, and was really just Statler in drag. Acrylics, watercolor pencils and markers on canvas.
New design for an online supplier of modern furniture. After several major revisions, everyone is happy. The look was inspired by the simplicity of the furniture being featured, and the materials used throughout, particularly the frosted glass. Clients rarely ask for ultra-modern designs, so it was a bit of a challenge to step into the way-back design machine and remember what it’s like to design stark sites like this. Site is in development and will launch this year.
