A case study discussing the process of developing a logo and promotional imagery system for In Good Company, a multi-city, walking theatre production by Theatre Y and Goethe-Institut Chicago.
Goethe-Institut recently hired me to create an illustration for the 2022 International German Olympics (IDO), a scholastic competition and cultural exchange for students studying German. My task: create an isometric design that depicts familiar landmarks in Chicago and Hamburg, Germany.
My contact at Bandy Ranch Floral reached out to me recently, asking me to redesign a logo for their sister farm in Carlsbad, California called Baja Flowers. In this blog post, I discuss the development and revision process for the logo.
I’ve been enjoying collaborating with psychoanalysis group practice Depth Counseling on developing original illustrations for their blog. In this case study, I discuss the branding benefits of creating original artwork for a blog, quick and dirty methodologies for doing so, and offer commentary on the origins, intent, and execution of each of the featured images.
Deep in the winter and at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, I labored over these “low poly” illustrations of common North American bird types. The designs are available as a collection for purchase at yesIsaid’s RedBubble shop.
This year, the Goethe-Institut has provided me the opportunity to create two editorial illustrations – one of Bertolt Brecht, the other of Ludwig von Beethoven – for their quarterly program brochures. Check them out!
One of my favorite projects in junior high art class was drawing in two-point perspective, and I’ve often thought about revisiting perspective drawing techniques as an adult. These fantasies were reignited recently when I decided to convert my photo of a utility building to abstract geometric artwork.
That's all she wrote, folks.
That's all she wrote, folks.