You know those projects that you love, but only for a second? Or maybe you only really like a small part of a certain project. Well, here are some of those projects that deserve to get at least some attention, but not worth all of the attention.
DESCRIPTION:
Not every day do you get the opportunity to create a logo and brand identity for a small family company that existed over 50 years ago. Baxter Sawmill was established in 1946 in Blacksmith Fork Canyon, deep in the heart of Cache County, Utah. Baxter Sawmill closed its doors long ago, but the values established by a hard-working family business will be passed on from generation to generation.
CATEGORIES:
Branding & Identity, Creative Direction, Small Business
DESCRIPTION:
Shop35 is an online store specializing in hand-lettered posters and black-and-white oversized prints. With a passion for creating, they hope to inspire and uplift customers by providing high-quality designed prints.
CATEGORIES:
Branding & Identity, Poster Design
DESCRIPTION:
A small travel-sized booklet made for the annual Megaplex Theatres advertising partners trip. This special book included a daily itinerary, travel tips and short bios about each person attending to help networking efforts.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Layout, Design, Creative Direction
