{Photos featuring a few snapshots of the Wewilldoodle Event a couple of weeks ago. Last 2 photos feature my own doodle in their freedom wall. Yay! Thanks for the invite, Rick and Angela :) }

I made some sample logos with our team Product Development in mind. These are still works in progress. I was thinking of something unconventional, like reinventing the way we perceive a box - toying with the idea that we have so much more to offer than what meets the eye. The police badge idea came from the notion that Product Development involves a lot of protection, a sleek rendition of how possibilities are limitless - we create, approve and implement :) Lookie:

Hi :)
I had this experimental concept of sorts, mixing warm tones, and blacks to achieve an old school - effect. Rendered at 1024px x 768 px. Lyrics by Ray Charles, of course.

//Editedversion here::

note: Had some issues with the lack of character on the old one. and so I edited it, this time with more textures, more funk. Smaller type used for consideration :) Yay.

As designers, we usually encounter stumbling blocks along the way. I guess, thats an indication of some sort of growth and direction - without them, we would never learn. The same saga goes with my love hate relationship with Illustrator, Indesign and other design tools . We can’t live with them, we can’t live without them. One of my major stumbling blocks has been the struggle to create minimalist artworks, with some sort of professional feel. Today, I had the privilege of helping out another designer and take on with his task- to create a minimalist site with a tainted Powder Blue feel. * I love helvetica to bits, but somehow, with the specifications of an “all caps” navigation, I feel saddened to witness helvetica resembling some sort of Arial outcast. Nevertheless, here goes:

A new rss logo for my new team. Fresh things to do in product development. :D

[we still take the time to design little logos like this. Because every pixel matters]

I made a web graphic comp - inspired by Hypnoteis. I hope I didn’t really copy their style, I just wanted something dark, a bit spunky, and existential. I think it would make a wonderful desktop background, but I forgot to set the comp to 1024×768 pixels. It’s around 600+ in height, so I suppose its only use is visual enjoyment. comments, critiques welcome :)
*picked out helvetica nueue and texture brushes, stock photo converted from SXC.hu. Hope everyone enjoys the visuals :)

I think design challenges become more and more alluring as we are presented with unconventional topics for output. This design project was given to me as a trial - I really do not know whether or not it will make it. I’ve never been a “church” person before, nor am I addicted to social networking sites. But I tried my best to make it fun and youthful, and user-friendly: