RSS Monthly Brand
- Branding April 23, 2012
- Honing a Logo April 16, 2012
- Some Inspiration April 12, 2012
- Sketches for Clyve April 9, 2012
- Client 16: A House In Oregon April 5, 2012
- Get Crackin’ February 23, 2012
Pine Boy: Branded
The final brandmark for Pine Boy is here. It is a whimsical, entertaining, indicative and entertaining mark. The letters are considered players of parts in a puppet show that is the logo. They can be propped or suspended as shadow puppets or marionettes, evoking a sense of mysterious silhouettes or dangling dolls. I was able […]
Finalizing Type, Not Going to Stop
‘ve been working on building the typography for the Pine Boy logo lately pretty persistently. It takes a long time, needless to say, but I feel like the graphics are coming along and finally speaking the language of the brand. This brand is very close to being done, and as much as I really want […]
Letterforms as Characters and a Notion of a Lying E
I have a confession to make. I’ve never designed a font. I’m wrangling with Fontographer now for the first time ever. Not a terribly complicated program, but I keep wanting to go back to Illustrator. And as I go back to Illustrator, I keep wanting to go back to paper, pencil and protractor. It’s not […]
Branding Mother Ship for Pine Boy
Further streamlining the branding of Pine Boy, the signage and promotional materials for their performances should be produced in anything ligneous (wooden in nature), preferably pine of course. It can’t really be anything else in my mind, it’s a relevant choice and can add an important element to the “Mother Ship” of design features that […]
Suspending, Representation, and Invisibility
Here is a mind map and set of sketches for Pine Boy. I can’t help but continue to focus on the puppetry of the place, especially if the words Pine Boy are to live alone, in any cases. Pine Boy Puppet House is a different story, but is bulky. I believe they would most likely […]