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I entered a t-shirt design contest for my local minor-league team, The Savannah Bananas . The challenge with this was keeping things lighthearted and entertaining, but thinking of printability/cost, while staying within the official Banana colors
A quote from a classic: Steel Magnolias
Nothing can commemorate Mandy More getting an ice cream cone smothered on her cheerleading uniform better. She can always just “… take it out for dry cleaning!”
This really up there on the list of favorite designs. This show was performed at Theatre Charlotte, and the cast was looking for a shirt design. I put this together, but the number of colors made the cost per item a little out of reach. You’ll see b
The front of the PETER shirt we a simple design; a nod to one of the images from the show. “Starstuff” is the magical sand-like dust that turns fish into mermaids, among other fun transformations. The idea of turning this into a Cruise Line brand wi
The full one-color back of the PETER shirt. Notice how the elements of the design remained intact, only simplified. What was important to me was the juxtaposition of the ocean becoming the skyline, with the moonlight reflection’s lowest point produc
An homage to one of my favorite sagas: Harry Potter
Full back, four-color design for Family Weekend 2016. The University had just gone through a complete brand overhaul. We paired a new logo with a familiar landmark on campus
A Halloween event on campus. You’ll notice the same imagery of the clocktower in this as the Family Weekend design. This just goes to show that a shift in color palette can have create a completely different feel. Add in some bats and you’ve got a S
Casino Night is a campus tradition: same event, different theme every year. For three years in a row, there was always a new challenge in creating the perfect shirt design. This one was my favorite. Keeping the print to four colors allows for afford