Posts tagged ‘Branding’
03.15.15 — Sensibill iOS App
When this exciting tech start up had an idea of transforming how the consumer thinks and interacts with purchase receipts they reached out to us to help visualize their digital solution. We have partnered with their talented tech and ux team to develop a universal, intuitive system for managing and storing purchase receipts in one iOS app.
We have helped design all of the screens of the app including signing up, on-boarding, dashboard, receipt listing, folder listing, filters and search tools as well as settings. Together we have replaced the old school shoe box solution with a dynamic platform where user can take a photo of their receipt and allow the app to do the work for them. This new system makes it easy to scan, store, organize, and manage all of your receipts down to warranty tracking and easy purchase returns. Gone are the days of paper receipts!
In addition to the app, we have given Sensibill a visual rebrand by updating their brand identity, color palette and typography. We have designed their stationary, landing page, keynote pitch presentations and trade show graphics.
We have had the privilege of working with Sensibill since October of 2013 on weekly basis.
01.27.16 — Meathead True Food & Drink
Meathead is a new, polished, rustic dive-bar where everyone is welcome, offering a high-quality meat-focused menu at low prices. For this project we were asked to redesign their existing logo and create a series of menus, main front door signage, t-shirts, hats, business cards, a series of coasters and a landing page.
01.24.16 — Designer As_
The role of graphic designer is constantly evolving, very often we have to reach to other disciplines in order to solve a design problem. This constant crossing of disciplines was the inspiration for this campaign titled “Designer As________ “. This was part of the MFAD” Designer as Author & Entrepreneur” thesis forum at The School Of The Visual Arts as well a two week long exhibition at the School of the Visual Arts’ gallery in New York City. Each collage represents one of the 18 graduate students final thesis projects. Final deliverables consisted of multi-fold brochures, schedule posters, individual student posters, event posters, digital mailers, ad spots, as well as signage.