Think Greene Creative
My interest in environmentally friendly design led me to lunch with Think Greene Creative and resulted in several collaborations! Here, I have shown two examples: a corporate identity and a booklet design.
Grassroots Granookies: A Granola Revolution: This branding project was quite a mouthful!
A cross between homemade cookies and granola, Grassroots Granookies sought a visual identity to reflect healthful, all-natural ingredients as well as their founder's dedication to community and activism.
I contributed illustrations and typographic explorations to Think Greene Creative and also consulted on the initial presentation to the client.
New York University: For the NYU Pollack Center for Law & Business Report of Activities, I created several examples of covers and spreads from which to choose an overarching look and feel. Once we determined a direction, I then selected and styled appropriate images while laying-out the twenty-eight page, perfect-bound booklet.
I am especially pleased with the type on the first spread. The inside-front-cover and formal greeting—so easily overlooked—are presented with grace and beautiful alignments.
My interest in environmentally friendly design led me to lunch with Think Greene Creative and resulted in several collaborations! Here, I have shown two examples: a corporate identity and a booklet design.
Grassroots Granookies: A Granola Revolution: This branding project was quite a mouthful!
A cross between homemade cookies and granola, Grassroots Granookies sought a visual identity to reflect healthful, all-natural ingredients as well as their founder's dedication to community and activism.
I contributed illustrations and typographic explorations to Think Greene Creative and also consulted on the initial presentation to the client.
New York University: For the NYU Pollack Center for Law & Business Report of Activities, I created several examples of covers and spreads from which to choose an overarching look and feel. Once we determined a direction, I then selected and styled appropriate images while laying-out the twenty-eight page, perfect-bound booklet.
I am especially pleased with the type on the first spread. The inside-front-cover and formal greeting—so easily overlooked—are presented with grace and beautiful alignments.
illustrations of "granookies" and their incorporation into presentation by <Think Greene Creative>
typographic explorations
spreads from the NYU Pollack Center for Law & Business 2008-2010 Report of Activities
