Capacity Sports Logo

For a company who does such neat work that focuses on measuring and increasing performance from a few viewpoints, I thought something cool was in order. So I crafted a clever little bar chart and set it into 3D space. We’ll be extending this branding into other products of theirs, which will hit the market later in 2011. You can see what they’ve got so far at Capacity Sports’ website.

Small Batch Cookery Logo

A good chef friend of mine wanted a logo for her fun, new venture. She’s probably the best chef I’ve ever met (no, seriously), so I was thrilled to work with her. She wanted something that mixed clean, classy and something that showed how she approached things. Given that, I thought it’d be fun to find some elements from old school cooking and integrate them, since she does so much by hand. So, I did, and came up with this beauty.

APhotoFolio iPad App

APhotoFolio is a great service that eases the pain of photographers having to carry a printed portfolio around when showing off their work. It’s a web service that offers a web and mobile portfolio. This app works with the APhotoFolio service to let a photographer choose what photos and video sync onto their iPad. It also lets them show off other bits about who they’ve worked with and how to contact them.

It’s available for free on the App Store. The service will cost ya, but the app won’t!

Weddings Unveiled Website

The fine folks at Weddings Unveiled have a great quarterly magazine for brides-to-be. Lots of great photos, resources and tips for making a wedding go off without a hitch (well, other than the hitch). They didn’t have a stellar website, so I helped them completely reform theirs.

They really wanted to recreate the magazine experience on the web. So I created a big, beautiful wedding flipbook that let you browse the entire issue, complete with links to every product mentioned inside the magazine. I also completely revitalized their advertiser pages to be much more concise and easy to browse, among other nice improvements. The entire site runs off of WordPress, so it’s also super simple to update.

You can see the Weddings Unveiled website for yourself if you’d like. It’s pretty fun, so you should.

AzroTech Logo

I really enjoyed working on the rebrand for AzroTech—they’re a very fun, whip-smart development company who makes everything from websites to mobile and native apps.

For this project, I customized a beautiful typeface for their name and tightened up their tagline.

I also created a mark for them. In the past, AzroTech had a sassy little robot named Azro that they featured on occasion, and I thought he was very much worth an update. I restyled Azro to be more reductive and made sure to retain some curiosity and fun. The end result is a mark that’s versatile and can serve up a variety of expressions.

I also created a great website for them, launching soon.

TweetBook iPad App

When Apple introduced the iPad and showed off new ways to read and consume content, I knew what I wanted: a great social reader that cut out all the things I found annoying in other social apps. So I crafted this interface. Lots of fun typography, a smart interface, and it looks like a book.

Cult of Done Manifesto Poster

Inspired by Bre Pettis and Kio Stark’s amazing Cult of Done manifesto, I decided I’d like to make a gorgeous poster to go along with it. I thought that a wood type print would be great, so I hand set a lot of what you see there. Bodoni (a gorgeous typeface) handled the rest on its own.

If you’re interested in a print, you can get one at ImageKind!

Twalkin Web App

In addition to the iPhone app, I oversaw the planning and design for the site’s UI. I made sure the site was dead simple to use and that new users could very easily navigate and understand the site.

The site makes it simple to create and share twalks—you can even post them to your Twitter.

AwesomeGIFs Branding

AwesomeGIFs is a site dedicated to sharing the most awesome animated GIFs the world has ever seen. Once you lay eyes on the great content on the site, you’re likely to feel like you’ve been struck by something great. With that in mind, I customized some type for this and made a great, striking lightning bolt to compliment the logo.

Go have a look at the AwesomeGIFs site yourself!

See In Pixels Branding

Here’s a logo for a design and development shop which focuses on creating apps for both iPhone and iPad.

Twalkin iPhone App

This beauty of an iPhone app was designed to seamlessly integrates with Twalkin’s upcoming service. It allows a user to browse, create and save twalks—all with just a few taps. The goal for this project was twofold: make the app smart but dead simple to use. In this app, you’ll see just that.

The iPhone app is available free in the App Store [iTunes link]

Barcelona iPhone App

This is an iPhone app I designed for a band called Barcelona. The idea was to merge pretty album artwork with their music and information from their blog, Twitter and other little goodies.

Among other things, users can get the latest news, find shows near them, view exclusive content and send the band a text message!

In addition to this app, you might also want to check out the record packaging and website I designed.

Saba

I was lucky enough to creative direct (and photograph!) a set of promotional photographs for Los Angeles-based musician Saba. Check out her music on MySpace!

Twalkin Logo

Twalkin is a new service that allows you to have phone conversations with your friends from Twitter. For this project, I wanted to convey that idea in a way that’s both fun and simple. Combining the ideas of voice, conversation and Twitter, I came up with the logos you see above.

You can see this logo in action at Twalkin’s website. Twalkin is set to launch early November!

PR Loop Branding

I designed a new identity for PR Loop, a detailed style guide and all kinds of collateral. These guys allow businesses to syndicate press releases through their site that are automatically pushed to all their social networks. The goals for the identity were to design something simple, slick and bold. And also not to get tongue-tied from all that alliteration.