For 15 years, Travel + Leisure allows
their readers to cast their votes for
the top hotels, destinations, airlines, cruises, outfitters, and transportation companies in the world.
On July 21st, T+L threw a party in NY
at the Andaz Hotel in honor of these winners. My boss and I put together all the collateral that you see here, from napkins and menus to carpets and iPad presentations etc.
This is an inbook ad promoting the new website. The launch of the ad can be found in the August Issue.
The Amex Pub.-owned magazine,
Travel + Leisure, along with luxury
travel site Luxury Link, launched an invitation-only, private sale travel
website for luxury travelers called Vacationist. This site offers limited-
time offerings to members at top
hotels. My logo was chosen for
the identity of the site.
For the first page, I designed the
She Said Graphic/rollover. This
includes creating a background fit
for the identity: an overlay of two
abstract close-ups of stills from
the show.
For the second page here, I designed the background for the page. This includes the placement of the different logos.
Launch Site
I designed this promo spread for Gift Guide. It is in the June 2010 Issue of
the publication.
Since mid-March, I've been working for the Senior Designer in the Digital Media Dpt. at Sundance making graphics for sundancechannel.com.
I designed and worked directly with
a printing house, Earth Enterprise,
in Manhattan to produce Peter Som's
Fall 2010 Collection Lookbooks.
I also uploaded the new looks to Peter Som's Website.
This is a mock-up of what the chosen Please Go Away taxi top redesign, which I conceptualized, would look like.
I designed this Gift Guide sell sheet for Travel and Leisure.
I designed this newsletter for the new bar/lounge underneath the Coffee Shop
in Union Square, Union Square Lounge.
I aslo designed the logo based on the Union Square Ballroom logo, since they wanted visual consistency within the venue. I will be designing newsletters
for the venue every week.
I just recently finished a website/blog
for the Sundance Channel employees.
It acts as a forum for creative exchange across the company. It cannot be accessed by the public, but here are
a few screenshots.
DVF.com's current homepage is a layout that I conceived, using Anh Duong's sculpture of Diane.
The SVA Program's Facebook page posted pictures of my Rome Guidebook Project: Rome's Visual Ques.
Peter Som asked me to update his website with the Spring 2010 collection photos. I did this after having designed the Spring 2010 lookbook. I will be designing the next lookbook as well.
This license was used in DVF's new eyewear video. For a few weeks, the video was being shown on Taxi TV in New York City cabs. Watch eyewear video here.
I recently designed the new Peter Som 2010 Lookbooks. See here.
Here is the link to the SVA Visual Arts Briefs Blog, where my work from the workshop in Italy is highlighted.
Here is the link to the news item on my thesis work, which is currently on display at Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Penn until May 2010.
Masters Workshop: Summer 2010
Design History, Theory and Practice in Venice and Rome. Spend two weeks studying visual communication, specifically typography, in Venice and Rome, the birthplace of Western typographic tradition. Study with the best typographers in Italy. Visit the Trajan Column, the Pantheon and the Arch of Titus. Examine inscriptions on Roman buildings and monuments that have long been a typographic ideal.
This workshop in design history, theory and practice is an intensive period of study that enables students to research and analyze the roots of typography, draw type and letters from the classic models while practicing contemporary design with Italian and American designers and design historians.
The Masters Workshop fosters multidisciplinary design—through immersion—in architecture, art, literature, and even cuisine. Collaborations with Italian design organizations and businesses will result in unique projects and products.
The first week is in Venice and the second week is in Rome.
I received the Fine Arts Major Senior Award in May 2009. It was presented
to me from the Dean of Fine Arts.
Each student had their work displayed
on the 2009 Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibition Website, including a photograph of their work and their
artist statements.