Project London
- Client:
- Project London
- Company:
- Rubicon Cycling, LCC.
- Deliverables:
- Logo, Jersey, Team card
Project London This project started as an ask from a colleague to create a logo for her cycling team. At the time I had no idea I would be designing the logo for a team aiming for the Olympics. Rather then write my own explanation of the logo or work around the Project London identity, I will quote from the march team newsletter. “Jeremy Harrington was challenged to come up with the right logo that was to represent the soul of 5 young Americans, who have little in the way [...]
Scrubie Body Scrub
- Client:
- Scrubie Body Scrub
- Company:
- Scrubie LLC
- Deliverables:
- Logo and packaging system
Scrubie Body Scruby The Scrubie team came to me in need of a logo as well as a modular expandable packaging system. Our goal was to use existing clear jars and create a label system that would accentuate the product, without stealing the spotlight from the natural color and texture of the product. The logo was the result of developing a graphic that evoked the feelings of the scent of the flowers or fruit blossoms one would associate with the product, as well as the shape and flow of the [...]
Christopher Murr Photography
- Client:
- Christopher Murr
- Company:
- Christopher Murr Photography
- Deliverables:
- Business Card
Christopher Murr Photography Chris came to me needing a revamp to his business card, and was intrigued by my experiments using ornamental type as illustration. After perusing his collection of work, I felt this particular photograph lent its self exceedingly well to the organic ornamental elements, and the resulting design was born.
Get Lost
- Client:
- Student Design Work
- Company:
- Burning Square
- Deliverables:
- Travel Journal
Get Lost This piece was the result of a collaboration with the goal of promoting sustainable tourism in Oregon. The piece consisted of a series of postcards with possible odd destinations throughout the Willamette Valley, a travel journal, and a folding pocket map. The concept behind the piece was to encourage people to get lost, and in doing so, find their own unique destinations.
Josh Fitz Art
- Client:
- Josh Fitz
- Company:
- Josh Fitz Art
- Deliverables:
- Crayon Boxes
Josh Fitz Art Josh Fitz is a local Portland artist and comic book writer. While collaborating with Josh on his comic layout and business card designs I suggested the concept of a crayon box and coloring book set to showcase his work. The initial concept evolved into this design which now doubles as a business card for Josh. His art, comics, and coloring book can be seen at his website.
826 Valencia
- Client:
- Student Design Work
- Company:
- Burning Square
- Deliverables:
- Packaging, and website
826 Valencia These pieces were the result of a project to promote an event for the 826 Valencia writing school. I had to stay within the larger visual language of the schools current identity while creating a language that appealed to lard day and also spoke to the identity of the 826 Valencia pirate store. I created a web page to promote the event, and display their unique collection of lard stories, as well as created simple affordable packaging for their lard giveaways.
Ksibah Dance Company
- Client:
- Karima Abidine
- Company:
- Ksibah Dance Company
- Deliverables:
- Logo, Business Card, Flyers
Ksibah Dance Company Karima originally came to me wanting just a business card, and offering the challenge of designing for both an audience in Chicago and Marrakesh. After speaking with her and getting a feel for her business, as well as some of the traditional aspects that where important in the company’s image, I set to work researching Moroccan Henna, mosaics, and textiles. This research lead to the development of a unique visual language and resulted in an entire identity system.
BurningSquare.com Matches
- Client:
- Personal Design Work
- Company:
- Burning Square
- Deliverables:
- matches
BurningSquare.com Matches Sometimes the best way to be remembered is to have a unique leave behind. Made as a promotional piece to help advertise my web site; these matchbooks soon became a great alternative to a business card, or as a handy leave behind during an interview. Resent tweaks to my brand identity have lead to a more clean simplified design, but have a look at my blog if your curious as to how these are made or want to see the old design.
Moop Clothing
- Client:
- Oakes
- Company:
- Moop Clothing
- Deliverables:
- Business Cards
Moop Clothing Oakes Came to me wanting a business card that reflected the whimsical nature of his designs, as well as playing to the aesthetic represented in his clothing. The result was a visual language resulting from the textural aspects of magazines, fabric and thimbles. I also utilized some of the bright colors found in Oakes’s designs. Taking the DIY hand crafted nature of his work a step further in this design, I added the integrated sewing kit to the design of the card.
Revulsion
- Client:
- Student Design Work
- Company:
- Burning Square
- Deliverables:
- Poster
Revulsion 1. A sudden strong change or reaction in feeling, especially a feeling of violent disgust or loathing. 2. A withdrawing or turning away from something. This poster was an exercise in expressive typography inspired by major changes in my personal life.
Cast Awry
- Client:
- Student Design Work
- Company:
- Burning Square
- Deliverables:
- Board Game, Packaging, Rule book, Playing pieces
Cast Awry This fully playable board game was the result of collaboration with four other designers. The goal of which was to produce a playable educational board game. We decided on the goal of teaching cooperation, and came up with the concept of trying to escape a deserted island as the basis for our game.
BODO Beer
- Client:
- Student Design Work
- Company:
- Burning Square
- Deliverables:
- Logo and Packaging
BODO BEER Leaky Tranny Lager Rusty Piston Red 40 Wt. Stout The concept behind this logo and packaging system was to design a beer brand that catered to automotive gear heads. To this end I tried to keep a very minimal clean approach that incorporated some of the visual language of factory service manuals. The logo was a simple type treatment with a rectangular lockup, and the cans themselves where a removable tab design that was chosen to give a retro-industrial feel, as well as to resemble cans used for [...]
