Camp Make Effect ’13 April 9th, 2013
Get excited people, Camp Make Effect is back at it! This year with an all new website!!! We were super happy that Michelle (camp director) asked us to design the site. We also had the pleasure of working with one Mr. John Boverhoff on the development. The site is live, so go take a gander. And don’t procrastinate on applying, the spots are filling up fast.
ShareThisBranding Projects Peek July 19th, 2012
How goes it everybody? Our apologizes, we have been pretty quiet with the updates this summer, lots of traveling, seeing family and spending time in the sun. But, fear not, we are still at it over here. Our intern Iggy put together a fun little look at some process work from 2 branding projects we’ve been working on the past couple months. Icons! Gifs! Yay!
ShareThisBig Dammit ‘Astro’ Album and Poster July 11th, 2012
Vinyl & silkscreen, living the dream! The guys from Big Dammit did their damn thing on this one. The “Astrodome/Astroworld” 7-inch, pressed on orange vinyl, is a 2 song record that tells the childhood story of the rise and eventual fall of its one-time ’8th wonder of the world’ namesake. Additionally, as some of you Chicagoans may have seen around town, the album art was re-worked into a sexy silkscreen poster to promote the release show at Ace Bar.
Payless Promo June 22nd, 2012
The fine folks over at Optimus gave us a call looking for some spot illustration help on a Payless promo video. We were super excited to be able to work with them — again — as they are always so much and do such amazing work. Take a look at how it all turned out. Fun stuff.
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Evan EP February 28th, 2012
Remember the name ‘Evan Haughey’, some day he will become a household name. On the heels of the success his band Hero Jr.’s self-titled EP (seen here), Evan released his previously shelved, also self-titled solo EP. Although the music involves some very personal issues for Evan, it supplied some great inspiration and background for design. Take a closer look below.
