Showing posts with label forster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forster. Show all posts

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Sabbath Ideas App

How exciting! My first app design!
Here we have my SabbathIdeas.org logo design
A magazine advertisement for ACCENT magazine
A sneak peak of the app!






The Sabbath is a weekly day of rest or time of worship. It is a day of religious observance and abstinence from work and is kept from sunset on Friday evening to sunset on Saturday evening.

SabbathIdeas.org is an app which has a large collection of activities to do on the Sabbath, you can view ideas and even submit your own ideas. Even if you don't take part in the Sabbath it still has some great activities you can do on the weekend. 

Unfortunately, this app is still being developed so it cannot be downloaded yet. Just a few more weeks and tweaks to go!

For more info visit: www.sabbathideas.org



      



Project'89

Project'89 is a non profit organisation that raises money for orphans in Uganda. 
A simple but effective logo design was required, that would reflect Uganda, orphans and help in some way. 
Below is the final result:


These were 2 other concepts that were explored.

Ms Saunders






Isn't Nancy just stunning!??
Believe it or not, there are her 'BEFORE' pictures! Before her 6 week hard core training stint.
This was just a fun, muck around shoot we did at 5:30am before the sun was up, and before the rest of the town were up haha! They turned out pretty good If I say so myself!
Nancy has not been edited at all - impressed?
I bet you're looking forward to seeing the 'AFTER' photos aren't you? xx

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Rejuvenescence...

1. 07. 2012

I'd like to welcome 'Rejuvenescence' to Forster - a new facial rejuvenation clinic! I was lucky enough to do the branding for this new business! A logo, business cards and a flyer.

Here are 3 of the 16 concepts I designed (yes I did get carried away):










After the client selected the logo they liked, I proceeded to design the business cards, here were the two final concepts I designed with the guidance of my client, they were fantastic - they knew what they wanted which made it easier for both of us:





After the business card was designed, I moved on to the double sided flyer. We had trouble finding an image to put down the bottom of the design, so I went out on a mini shoot and took some snaps of nature, unfortunately none of these worked either:






We ended up using a plain water shot that I took for the bottom, it filled in the blank space quite nicely: