Showing posts with label Logos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logos. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Grand Cru Beer and Cheese Market



I created this custom print for my friends at Grand Cur Beer & Cheese Market in Rhinebeck NY, They offer an amazing selection of beers - many of them brewed locally. I was asked to integrate various brewery labels into this storefront scene. Although technically challenging, it was very rewarding to find the right balance in this picture. If you’re ever in Rhinebeck, I highly recommend Grand Cru for their amazing selection of beer, wine and cheese. Custom prints of this image will be available there soon!


Detail # 1


Detail # 2 The Grand Cru mascot happens to be a French bulldog!




Tuesday, April 10, 2012

The Importance of Being Social


Loomis Chaffee is a premier boarding school in Connecticut. These drawings accompanied an alumni magazine story; The Importance of Being Social. It's about how social networking sites can benefit the Loomis Chaffee community. Art Director Patty Cousins asked me to illustrate logos of popular sites, but with a fun twist. I hope you find them...pinteresting?

Twitter mascot hoots it up with Loomis Chaffee mascot

A Loomis Chaffee "hangout" on Google +

A literal interpretation of Linked-In?

Some pinteresting Loomis Chaffee items.

Posting videos through the lens of Loomis Chaffee

'like'-minded Loomis Chaffee friends


A special thanks to Patty Cousins for assigning me such a socially enlightening project!

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Order in the Court


Illustrating legal concepts can be more challenging than interpreting the Constitution.  I've lost many a hair on my head trying to visualize stories loaded with legalese.  Morris Stubbs at American Lawyer Magazine is a saint for assigning me a very straightforward project.  For a section called IP Roundup, I was asked to represent various companies/products involved in recent 'intellectual property' rulings.  It was fun to show businesses as diverse as Apple, Bratz, and Eli Lilly sitting before the judge. I enjoyed creating order in this two dimensional court!


Here are some ideas I submitted for this assignment.