A dedicated copy of the book Victore, or Who died and made you boss? by James Victore
Silvia Marquez Pease, Carlos Llerena Aguirre and James Victore at
the AIGA Miami book signing and presentation event.
graphic design, posters, logos, 2d /3d, ideas comments, graphic resources
James Victore in Miami
The book "Victore or , who died and made you boss"is a "must have" for every designer. It has a witty and funny approach to postmodern design. I enjoyed the presentation and meeting Victore. Carlos Llerena Aguirre, who like Victore taught at the School of Visual Arts was the official i-phone photographer. Thanks!
what about the Topo Gigio?
Topo Gigio From Wikipedia,
The endearing puppet has made appearances and has a fan base in many other countries — including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Venezuela and former Yugoslavia,Vermont.
Mr. Potato head- did you have one when you were a child?
Mr Potato Head is an American toy consisting of a plastic model of a potato which can be decorated with a variety of attachable plastic parts such as ears and eyes to make a face. The toy was invented and developed by George Lerner in 1949, and first manufactured and distributed by Hasbro in 1952.[1] It was originally produced as separate plastic parts to be stuck into a real potato or other vegetable. A plastic potato body has been part of the kit since 1964.
Mr Potato Head was the first toy advertised on television[2][3] and has remained in production since its debut. Over the years, the original toy was joined by Mrs. Potato Head and supplemented with accessories such as a car and a boat trailer. The character has appeared in film and on television, and has acted as spokesperson for several causes. Similar toys such as Pontiki may have taken their inspiration from the Hasbro toy.
Anthropologie- What inspires you?
This is the "what inspires you?" ad campaign I created for Anthropologie. I believe the items sold at Anthropologie are deeply inspired by different things throughout the world. Each item seems to be based off of various inspirations. Tia Dawkins-Hendricks
Anthropologie- What inspires you?
I feel like the clothing and other items at anthropologie are inspired by things within the world around us. This short commercial compiles several different items that may have been inspired by nature, boating, and shapes.
Tia Dawkins-Hendricks
NEW WEBSITE FOR UM RADIO
her website: http://jacquelinetumas.com/ coming soon!!
daily routine
The concept for this advertising campaign is that drinking a cup of Starbucks is part of your daily routine. Art 491. Brett E.
Starbucks TV Spot (click here for HD version)
Companion TV advertisement to the print campaign.
Matt Wallach
ART 491
Starbucks Print Campaign
A series of print ads for Starbucks focusing on the Starbucks Card and highlighting their involvement with not-for-profit organizations.
Matt Wallach
ART 491
My Snoopy & Amani
Their names are Snoopy and Amani, the two fuzzy creatures in my life. From the first glimpse of sunlight to the last blink at night, they're always ever so present to cheer up my day. It doesn't matter if I've been gone 5 minutes or 5 days. As soon as the door keys jingle, their ears perk up, their tails wake up, and they can't wait to give me a joyous fest at the doorway. They know when I hurt and offer their plushness for me to hug, or their kisses to wipe my tears. They keep me company at night and give me peace of mind. They elicit a smile from my face just because they are so curiously amazing. It's during these moments that I realize how thankful I am to have these two treasures in my life.
PORTFOLIO REVIEWS!!!!
Wednesday April 14th at 3:30pm
Jamie Tao, art director at Alma DDB, an advertising agency in Coral Gables. Jamie's main account is State Farm. She has also worked on the McDonalds and Cricket accounts. She designs and produces for tv, print and online. Jamie won "Best of Show" in the print category at the Addys in 2008. Jamie writes for an art blog (doodlersanonymous.com ). Her work has been published in several publications and books. Please visit www.jamietao.com
"Originally from Foz do Iguaçu, Brasil, I'm an art director residing in Miami, Florida.
I get inspired by everything and everyone that come into my life.
I can't work without insane amounts of coffee or really good music on.
I am passionate about beards and other curious forms of facial hair, great food and traveling to new places ."
Lettering: Beyond Computer Graphics by Daniel Blanco
Wednesday April 14th at 3:30pm
Muriel Sommers, principal of M. Sommers & Associates, a media consulting group that specializes in publishing of magazines, newspapers and special publications. Among the most well recognized publications and clients are: South Florida Business Journal, South Florida Business Journal Book of Lists, South Florida Magazine, Florida Home & Garden, Florida Trend, Miami Business, WorldCity Business, Casa & Estilo Internacional Magazine, Synovate and World Trade Center Miami.
Ms. Sommers was named Executive Director of the International Advertising Association/Florida Chapter in January 1999 and in January 2002, was named Director of Chapter Services for the International Advertising Association Worldwide. In 2003, Ms. Sommers was chosen to participate as a judge for the American Marketing Association EFFIE Awards.
Google Logo by Allison Brown
After being given the option to make any logo into a pun, I decided immediately to use google and choose oogle. After watching a movie recently, one of the characters made the joke that google was only used for porn. I thought it would be funny to turn it into to oogle to make this point.
theirspace.com
I redesigned the myspace logo so the three icons that represent people have on binoculars as if they are looking into someone else's life. I feel that many social networks have become gateways for people to stalk people and learn about others lives without even having to try. It is no longer "my space" it becomes someone else's space, therefore "their space". Tia Hendricks
UNIVER$ITY OF MIAMI
The traditional "U" logo was split and transformed into a dollar sign to represent how expensive the school as well as to throw a political jab at the university and how student repeatedly state how the university "only cares about their money."
Blankets for Love
This is a project promoting sustainability, that became an awesome idea and developed into reality. You buy one, we make one for someone in need of a warm hug! All proceeds will be made into more blankets, and once we get more donations and proceeds, will be donated to charities.
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