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The Eastside Showroom

 

The beautiful Eastside Showroom has been a dream of ours to do and we finally got the opportunity! It wasn't very difficult to get the inspiration necessary to make this piece look amazing. Mickie, the owner, already has a keen sense of design. Our approach was to channel her taste in decore and ambiance. Everything in this model was put together by hand, literally brick-by-brick. We even made minature-scale models of Mickie’s beautiful custom-made furniture.

 

Bryan Brazier

 

Brian Brazier is a local Austin musician. The inspiration for his site came from a Rufus album cover that had a design that was embroidered into a denim shirt. We took this idea and gave it a Texan flavor! All work on this shirt was embroidered by hand.

 

Eldog Music Blog

 

The Eldog Music Blog is a website with two functions. It's first function is allow it's owner Landon Campbell to blog about current trends and events occuring in the local Austin music scene as well as the national arena. The secont function is to all Landon to display his stories that take both a literal and pictoral shape. Landon wanted the design to relay a message of adventure and classic storytelling. We used hand illustrations that were inspired by early 20th century art. All artwork was done with pen and watercolor.

 

Terry Marie

 

Terry Marie is a glass jewelry designer who originates from Austin, Texas. Her beads are handmade from Italian glass and then embedded with dichroic glass, silver and copper foils to add breathtaking iridescent effects. Terry Marie jewelry has a bold yet elegant mystique that hearkens back to early/mid 20th century styles of jewelry design.

 

Rubi Cinema

 

Rubi Cinema studios offer a great array of talent ranging from documentary filmmakers to highly sought after video artists who work all over the world. Their site was inspired by classic storybook illustrations. Artwork was composed in pen and gouache.

 

Rubber Repertory

 

This theater group defies comparison. They are notorious for bluring the bounderies between art and life, high culture and low, the amaterush and the masterful. Their website utilized the vast and outrageous array of props they’ve used in prior performances in a most fitting form of collage. The layout of the props was so large that it encompassed the entirity of their living room!

 

Shelley Steinley

 

Shelley is a faux finishing artist based in Austin, Texas. The themes that comprised the development of her website were ‘antique’, ‘western’, and ‘whimsical’ themes. It was composed of a variety of tangible objects ranging from broachees, real flowers and cut out flowers.

 

Blue Dahlia Bistro

 

The Blue Dahlia Bistro is a European-style bistro located on E.11th St in Austin, TX. This website utilized a wide variety of mixed media, ranging from dried flowersm silverware, beads and broaches to canvas, fabric wallpaper and doily cloth.

 

Mana Culture

 

Our main goal for Mana Culture World Style Boutique was to create a brand identity that expresses the exotic and tropical feel of the store. The combination of drawing, photography and vibrantly colored texture was used to convey the eclectic styles found inside Mana Culture. The boutique features items from a wide variety of cultures and the identity was designed to represent diversity in a lush and vibrant style.

 

Crookies Cookies

 

For Crookies Cookies we were asked to design packaging and the point of purchase display that would showcase the three cookie flavors in the store. Illustrated scenes with their respective titles create a different narrative on each package. The showcase was developed to look like a jail cell, with bars made of elastic bands that allowed for the removal of the Crookies packages.

 

Red Root Festival

 

We were asked to lend a hand in helping a local Austin music and culture festival called 'The Red Root Festival' develope a logo. The aim of the festival was to promote local east-side Austin culture, arts and music so the logo took a simple, yet funky appearance. We chose a beet in a literal sense to represent the "red root". The 'beet' was composed of paper cut to shape and then photographed.

 

Motorblade

 

The aim of this project was to design a poster for Motorblade to be hung on bulletin boards to advertise his servieces. The concept of King Kon was used on top of the most noticeable building in the Austin skyline to convey the idea that Motorblade will make sure your poster gets hung up all over the city and that everyone will see it.

 

Rubi Cinema Sign

 

This piece was created for Rubi Cinema as a sign that would be displayed at conventions and other showcase events. The sign was created using multiple layers of wooden panels. Because Rubi Cinema does a lot of weddings we wanted to have a feminine presence so we created 'Lady Rubi' who holds a rubi and oversees all. The sign's uniqueness is most apparent from its use of plants and vines that don the edges of the sign and vases.

 

Brianna's Photography

 

This businesscard and logo were made for a friend of ours who is pursuing a career in photography. A simple, yet elegant approach was taken to produce this identity.