GOOD Infographic
Spring 2011
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Working with GOOD Inc. in partnership with G.E. I developed this infographic. A larger size can be found on here on GOOD's site.
Nicollet South
Spring 2011
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A proposed identity system for a bike shop in my home town. The system contains a strong typographic mark with support from illustrations of bicycles and cycling accessories. The supporting elements are used on the web site and in-store tags to categorize the accessories.
Motokazie Land
Fall 2009
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Logo purposal for a motocross facility that was to be constructed by Motokazie. It had to incorporate their existing typographic mark. It also suggest a similar color combination but have been updated to feel more contemporary and reflect current trends within the motocross community.
FRWD Identity
Summer 2009
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This freelance opportunity was the result of winning a competition held at One on One Bicycle Shop. At the competition each designer was given a 4x8’ space to display portfolio and sketches for the future logo. The next month was spent designing the identity. Several projects have been done with FRWD since, ranging from print to interactive. Business cards printed by Studio On Fire.
Some Illustrations
1987—Present
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Spring 2011
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Working with GOOD Inc. in partnership with G.E. I developed this infographic. A larger size can be found on here on GOOD's site.
Nicollet South
Spring 2011
—
A proposed identity system for a bike shop in my home town. The system contains a strong typographic mark with support from illustrations of bicycles and cycling accessories. The supporting elements are used on the web site and in-store tags to categorize the accessories.
Motokazie Land
Fall 2009
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Logo purposal for a motocross facility that was to be constructed by Motokazie. It had to incorporate their existing typographic mark. It also suggest a similar color combination but have been updated to feel more contemporary and reflect current trends within the motocross community.
FRWD Identity
Summer 2009
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This freelance opportunity was the result of winning a competition held at One on One Bicycle Shop. At the competition each designer was given a 4x8’ space to display portfolio and sketches for the future logo. The next month was spent designing the identity. Several projects have been done with FRWD since, ranging from print to interactive. Business cards printed by Studio On Fire.
Some Illustrations
1987—Present
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