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Annual Report for Para Los Niños, a Skid Row families services agency. We got phenomenal response from the donor base after they saw where money was going and how lives were being changed.
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Postcard for Nimbus Ensemble, a Los Angeles-based orchestra that contrasts new music to classical music. The oversized postcard maximized the exposure of the event in the mail. |
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CalArts needed a new look for their alumni magazine, and needed it quick and cheap. We came up with this 2-color design, and had it designed, produced, and printed in less than a month.
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For the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, having a brochure that doubled as a poster was what clinched the deal. This can be used in hotel lobbies and in store windows to promote the museum.
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Not only did Hearken Creative do the program for all PlanetFest events (97, 99, 04), but we also produced collateral event pieces: signage, tickets, flyers, sales items, and multimedia.
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Again, on-time, and on-budget: Capitol Tires needed to take existing product and create an entirely new catalog, overnight.
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Award-winningdesign for a student-run arts festival in Pasadena, California.
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The Planetary Society wanted to create an instructional classroom aid that was both informative, information-packed, and fun. We worked with several scientists to cram as much information into this beautiful and exciting poster.
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As a junior designer at another firm, we worked with a team of designers and a demanding client to create this award-winning catalog.
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Taking a catalog and turning it into something beautiful, that people want to read — that’s fun. This collection of educational products from The Planetary Society worked wonders for their sales department.
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Need to see more designs? Check out some pieces that didn’t make it onto this page on our blog.
