Tag: graphic design
2018-2019 Burning Man Calendar
New year, new calendar. Summer is over, the school year is on, and we’re at the beginning of the Jewish new year. Fall feels like a fresh start to me, more than January 1st. Burning Man agrees – the annual Read More
The Secret History of the Burning Man Calendar
Hi there – the 2018/2019 calendar is here! https://marketplace.burningman.org/product-category/calendars/ 2004 – 2005, Burning Man Calendar An amazing thing happened to the semi-secret Burning Man calendar last week, it went to Washington DC and made an appearance at the United States Conference Read More
2017 Logos
The Fishkin logo year in review. Worked hard, did some good design and did some good for unique Bay Area businesses. Not too shabby.
Tagged with: branding, design, graphic design, graphic design for small business, identity, logo, san francisco, small business
The Weekly Slam
I started the Weekly Slam in spring 2016 with big plans last year to do one a week. The American political nightmare compelled me to switch gears. Well, I haven’t saved democracy, but I have a bunch of these still bubbling Read More
Taking an Established Non Profit to the Next Level – A Case Study
Logo development, transitional branding and design for a community non-profit celebrating both a significant milestone and development project. 2015 – Berkeley Food and Housing Project (BFHP) has been serving the homeless community for forty-five years. Wanting to share this significant milestone with their Read More
Tagged with: berkeley, branding, california, collateral, graphic design, identity, logo, logo design, non profit, print design, process, rebrand
What’s the Difference Between Good Looking and Good Design?
What’s the difference between good looking and good design? Knowing the answer to that question should help you find the right designer for any project. You’re on the internet all day – or at least more than you want to be. There are Read More
Instagram: Show and Tell Tuesday: the Burning Man Survival Guide
Show and Tell Tuesday: the Burning Man Survival Guide, my favorite and most challenging piece of the year. #showandtelltuesday #design #graphicdesign #print #printdesign @burningman #burningman2015
Tagged with: burning man 2015, burningman2015, design, graphic design, graphicdesign, print, print design, printdesign, showandtelltuesday
Play Logo Survivor
Play Logo Survivor- which logo did the client select? Charlie’s Corner is a children’s literacy program and bookstore in Noe Valley, SF. These were the 4 concepts I presented, can you guess which is their new logo? #graphicdesign #logodesign #logo
Tagged with: branding, branding design, children, graphic design, graphicdesign, identity, identity design, literacy, logo, logo design, logodesign, noe vallyey, reading, san francisco, small business
