For an international team based in Greece, a micro website was created communicating their core values using simple graphics rather than large amounts of text. The site utilizes the jQuery library for simple transitions and interactions, providing a non-linear and non-traditional experience in terms of accessing content.

To further communicate Drew Donovan’s depth and breadth of experience in all aspects of his profession, a custom blog was designed and produced that would enable him to share photos in a more comprehensive and interactive way. The site alludes to his flash-based website, shown below, but takes on a more journalistic aesthetic.

A simple, consistent approach was taken towards the application of the identity across businesses and markets while the accompanying supergraphic takes on a visually predominant role.

The website takes advantage of transparent and luminous qualities of the supergraphic for screen, emphasizing the multifaceted and diverse nature of their business – without being a huge departure from the structure of the previous iteration.

The Forum of Civics Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preservation efforts primarily in the Houston area. This brochure was created to commemorate the historical significance of the organization, the building and its surrounding gardens.

A calendar that combines collage, silkscreen, pen and ink, found paper, airbrush, spray paint, hand-drawn typography and other printing techniques explores the meaning of words and phrases found on the greenback.

Created as typographic and textural studies during the Cova Wines brand identity creation process. Found type, flourishes, color and textures relate, metaphorically speaking, to the textures found in wine.