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The Flyer was used to inform and redirect patrons from the Getty Villa to the Getty Center when the Villa was not open. Each parking ticket was designed to represent one of two Getty locations and stay consistent with the Getty brand. The “will-call” envelopes were also designed to represent both Getty locations. The photo alignment helps merge both locations into one modern and classic location.
The booklet was designed for a forum on the age of the Commodus bust at the Getty Center.
The concept is based on the history of the the museum's founder and stylized to set itself apart from the competing aeronautic attractions’ illustrative/photo-real logo designs. The logos were designed to be adaptive, allowing for several logo and logotype arrangements. Through these elements, the system can adapt and stand out in a variety of applications.
Elevators are the basis for the project’s concept. Like elevators, business and architecture starts from the ground up and has its ups and downs. Elevators are a tool for rising to the top and industry-specific conferences are tools for elevating the status of a business. The concept was fortified with textures found in elevators and buildings, elevator buttons and upward-pointing arrows.
This project required the production of graphics that celebrated Carmelo Anthony. Clean photos mixed with a bold and gritty treatment expressed the duality of Carmelo. Pieces ranged in size up to 8 x13. The Pre-vis was constructed in Cinema 4D for portfolio presentation only. The environment is a close reproduction of the actual location.
In the climate of post-911, these posters inform the public of the dangers of letting fear take control. They illustrate the possibility of a government that could violate the personal rights and liberties of people in the name of "safety." The posters work as an agent to create discourse on fearamerica.org.
The posters were designed to highlight the unique architectural style of Alvaro Siza. Spacial relationships and multiple perspectives were used as a concept of the project. The design created new lines and connections in Siza’s work by using cropping and photo alignment.
5ifty 5ifty is an identity for a online short film startup. The design was created with enough punch to burst through the barrier of the competition and have some staying power. The final product is a bold and adaptive design that is capable of being used in numerous treatments, allowing it to grow and change with the market.
This logotype and mark was created for photographer Mike Diaz. The mark will be used on his up coming website and business card as well a watermark on his online photos. The design was created to reflect the medical theme of the name of the studio.
