I can’t believe it’s been over a year since I last wrote a blog entry. Life has been busy and many changes have taken place. Most notably, I took a position designing for an advertising agency called Creative Images. Working full-time and commuting have left me with little spare time, but it’s all worth it.

My position with Creative Images is extremely fulfilling. I am working with some of their top clients including: Seven Feathers Casino Resort, Food Services of America, Umpqua Indian Foods, Henry Estate and HillCrest wineries, Music on the Half Shell and Umpqua Valley Arts Association to name a few. I design logos, packaging, collateral materials, magazines and publications among many other things. The variety keeps me inspired.

I’ll do my best to bring you all up to speed on some of my favorite projects. To start things off, below is a promotional piece that I designed for our most recent open house.

With a name as ambiguous as Creative Images, we feel it is important to communicate what it is that we do while still informing the public about our event. I wanted to achieve that through a clean design. The Creative Images family tree was developed to fulfill that role. It typographically informs the public about our services while remaining contained in the illustration of the tree. The black background helped communicate that it was an evening event.

Project Team Included:

• Creative Director: Gary G.
• Client Services Director: Sande D.
• General Manager: Paul Z.
• Graphic Designer: Karly Barrett

What are your thoughts? Does the concept work for you?

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