Thanks for visiting my blog. This little slice of heaven is meant to serve as a "sketchbook" for my design work as well as my illustrations. Hopefully you will enjoy what you see here.
I came across these the other day while sifting through the designs of the past. I remember doing these. It was a lot of fun—unfortunately, like with a good majority of my creations, these labels were not used.
I recently came across these labels that I did way back in the day. I did both the design and the photography. I think they turned out really well. Too bad they were never used.
Ashley & Robyn. This movie poster was themed after Thelma & Louise. The photo of the crunched car is real—they were running some errands and pulled out of the gas station down the street from where they worked and bam!
Country Club: Back Nine. This was a movie poster I did staring myself and my good friend Jared. We were trouble at FEB. Fun times. I do miss the yellow shirt...
When I worked at For Every Body, I liked to take pictures of the employees and incorporate them into movie posters, either made up movies or real ones. I took this one a little further, creating the poster, a DVD case and the artwork for the soundtrack.
This was a joke label I did for Mike Wheeler, who worked for For Every Body at the same time I did. I was still pretty green behind the ears when I did this—I remember because I did it all in Photoshop, even the type. Yikes!
This was an idea that I came up with while working at For Every Body, a candle company in Lindon, Utah. As fun as it was, it never got off the ground and into production.
Drive
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I'm going to come right out and say this, going against many of the critics
reviews. *Drive* was bad. It was like watching a bipolar film. One minute
every...