I have therefore put together previously unpublished work for clients inspired by the return of spring, since it’s around the corner already.
Enjoy!
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The problem that arose once they had moved was that no one knew where. Under the shadow of a large bank, the general traffic didn’t realize a travel company was right under their noses.
Having seen my work for the Canada Games, they took advantage of their prominent large windows on Barrington St and commissioned me to put up a design themed on their upcoming European travel package promotions.
Researching their promotional material & the internet we chose the iconic images and the universal symbol of the traveling red dashes. I took advantage of the long narrow configurations of the windows to set up the icons as bookmarks in a meandering narrative.
The bright red X has done a lot to let people know where the door is.
He runs an absolutely first rate house of teas, and has strong values in terms of the environment and an involvement in communities both local & worldwide.
His problems were that this message was not getting across coupled with a lack of stand-out visibility.
I worked out designs to address these issues, working with a bright yet earthy green that is in accord with his branding, choosing a more natural brown instead of the usual black to outline a leaf pattern that is alive and not static, moving in forms associated with life, caring, and organic growth. These designs support the symbols of the green man and recognized organic & fair trade logos.
Philip was great to work with and has had a lot of positive feedback from his windows, and I now know where to get the best tea in town.
I do this every year with local businesses. It’s a great way to stay in touch with clients and bring fun visibility to their establishments. It’s fun, gets my work out there, and brings in the traffic.
These are the spots along the parade route I did in time for the event. Tons of spectators staring at your windows all day is an excellent opportunity to produce works of art that work for you!
In this case it’s to help promote the buskers festival 2010. The acrobat with the hoop is my version of the buskers logo, while the juggler is a reference to one of the images making up the promotional poster.
The annual Jazz festival window competition was the ideal opportunity. Having already worked with Gatsby’s & having already won the competition once we were a perfect match.
I put together a window design, and we got a bunch of old records for which I designed labels from my jazz greats portrait series. The result looks fantastic, and with live patio jazz they’ve completely relabeled themselves as much more than a great place to watch the cup!