“Skwerls are the people who make the internet useful.” -Joel Stein, TIME Magazine (9/7/08)
Hey there everyone. So at the beginning of 2008, I had about seven guitars and five bands. Now it’s 2009, and I’ve got zero bands and a kid on the way. So it’s time to sell a few of my toys to make room for diapers and playpens and various other things for her to drool & poop on. Just wanted to set up a single page with all the details.
Gibson Les Paul BFG ($1,000)
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/msg/1037531034.html
Client: Antiquiet (AKA Me)
Role: Graphic Designer
When: 2009
I realize there are two ways to spell the word: flier, and flyer. Both apparently are valid. Since I’m a hockey fan from Philadelphia, I’m most comfortable with the latter.
I designed this flyer for a party Antiquiet threw at Enjoy Human downtown. I also hired the bands (8mm and Pop Levi), helped build the stage, and did live sound with Pro Tools multitrack recording with the help of Alex Schneiderman.
Client: PointRoll / Aquent
Role: Flash Developer
When: 2005
I’m not exactly sure what Underwriters Laboratories does. If you find this game fun, then you probably do. Joking aside though, this was an interesting challenge that I had fun solving.
Client: PointRoll / Aquent
Role: Flash Developer
When: 2005
I’m proud of this one. It was a great idea; a fun one to execute. And unlike some of the other old examples I’m digging out today, the functional demo isn’t ruined by newer Flash players or missing components done by other developers after my job was done.
Client: PointRoll / Aquent
Role: Flash Developer
When: 2005
This project made me hate Maroon 5.
Client: April Schutte
Role: Graphic Designer
When: 2007
One of my most satisfied customers of all time. I grew up with April in Philadelphia, and this logo & business card I created was perfect for her. A little girly, a little rock n’ roll, the right shade of pink and a leopard pattern that might almost be classy.
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