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The Principal at Moullet Wealth Management wanted a branding solution that reflected his modern approach to asset management and planning, while maintaining the strong sense of trustworthiness and knowledge that his clients have come to know him for. The logo mark and typographic treatment step away from the more traditional styles normally seen within the financial industry, but the clean contemporary look lends credibility and a sense of professionalism that are so important to this type of business.
When Cassidy’s front man approached me to design the packaging for his emo band’s upcoming release, I jumped at the opportunity. Using the CD’s title as inspiration (the city), I used some photography I had recently shot while traveling in Barcelona. Blending the black and white photos with a neon pink gave the packaging the energy I was looking for, and resulted in the eye-catching design you see above. The art on the CD aligns with the interior of the case design, adding a subtle layer of complexity to the finished product.
I had the opportunity to design the Omaha, Nebraska gig poster as part of The Foghorns’ U.S tour. Since the only creative direction given to me seemed rather vague – to design a poster that “is relevant to the booze-drenched feel and domestic doldrums that we sing about”, I decided to do an illustration of a camel climbing the steps of a pyramid. The Foghorns’ response: “ha ha. yeah, that’s cool. very cool. perfect.”
Some of my favorite identities created for clients ranging in size from small boutiques to national corporations.
Get in Gear, the official Onlineshoes.com blog, is designed to provide users with a more in depth understanding of some of the e-tailer’s most prominent categories, while simultaneously driving relevant search engine traffic to the site. In addition to the great content, users are also able to gain a better understanding of the Onlineshoes.com culture and brand. Onlineshoes.com/blog
Ginger Foglesong Gibson is a children’s book author located in Seattle WA. Published by Greenwillow Books, an Imprint of Harper Collins Publishers, she has successfully carved out a niche for herself by writing bilingual stories in English and Spanish. See more at ReadGinger.com
Once her website was complete, Ginger decided that she wanted some business cards to go along with her new internet presence. I was happy to oblige, and designed her a card that was sure to stand out in a crowd.
I shoot all of my images with a Canon Rebel XSi equipped with a 17-85mm lens.
All photography © Geoff Werbicki 2009
A photo shot from atop Montjuïc hill illustrates the congestion of Spain’s second largest city. Barcelona, 2008
Stripped-down bikes and graffiti in an alleyway just of the popular La Rambla. Barcelona, 2008
The organic lines and textures glow red in this upper hall of Antoni Gaudi’s Casa Batlló. Barcelona, 2008
A student enjoys a cigarette in front of the Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona. Barcelona, 2008
The red cliffs below the village of Sagres provide a stark contrast to rich blues and greens of the Atlantic Ocean. Portugal, 2008
Thousands of people bustle along Barcelona’s most famous avenue: La Rambla. Barcelona, 2008
The Brown Bear car wash in Seattle’s Interbay district is made modern in this graphic image taken near dusk. Seattle, 2008
The bright red panelling on this hotel building provides a nice visual pop to an otherwise bland exterior. Barcelona, 2008
One of the many white washed buildings of the Algarve territory in southern Portugal. Albufeira, 2008
Rachel enjoys a morning coffee at the modern hotel Memmo Baleeira in Sagres. Portugal, 2008
A detailed shot of one of the most interesting apartment buildings I discovered while in Barcelona. Barcelona, 2008
Blue trim on white buildings was the standard motif in southern Portugal. Portugal, 2008