We here at STUDIO_GRAPHICS support the mighty, majestic crow. Where some see nothing but a pest, we see a bird scorned, a creature disowned. But put a crown on it, give it a nice following of little blue birds, and hey, that is a decent looking crow. Just maybe, its worthy of your respect too. Have some old design, scorned, disrespected, or disowned? Let us help you love it again.
There are 5 restaurants within The Mandarin Group. Each one is an individually unique experience. Our goal with this website is to capture each restaurant’s cultural design and easily explain where each restaurant is. I strongly suggest visiting these restaurants. The food is amazing, the service is the best and each one is an experience you won’t forget.
STUDIO_GRAPHICS is apart of The National Society of Business Owners. So when clients come to STUDIO_GRAPHICS part of our program consists of public relations work through NSOBO. This includes anything from an appearance on a radio show to an advertisement in NSOBO’s magazine, Wealth Creation. This is Legend Medical’s advertisement that we put together. More on NSOBO in the future.
Chuck Rollins and Anastasia Reynolds came to me to redesign their business card. They liked a previous business card I designed that folded over and contained their services on the inside. Keeping the cost down with only a two color design, this is the result.
KBA moved their office to a location that sits right on the Millville airport. Each year they have an airshow and with KBA having front row seats right at their office, they were nice enough to invite family, friends, clients, co-workers and the awesome crew at STUDIO_GRAPHICS. The copy reads: Calling all lawn chair copilots! Bring your family, food and coolers for a spectacular event of aerodynamic stunts and antique marvels. Join us as we gaze upon the wild blue yonders and the fascinating exhibitions of the 14th Annual Millville Wheels And Wings Air Show.
KBA Architecture, Inc. or “Key of B Architecture” asked us to rebrand their company. They wanted to update their old look but keep the “pillar” idea and visually create something that they could use just about anywhere. My challenge was to “build” this identity just like they would build a building or create a house. I wanted to be the architect of this identity. The logo in color is their final choice with other ideas that were created in the process below that.
This is a wedding present I made for two extremely good friends of mine. This was a picture taken by the photographer of their engagement photos. It’s nice to be an artist sometimes. (ok, who am I kidding, it’s nice all of the time)
A beautiful women was starting a restaurant named after herself, Sofias. It was a Greek restaurant built right on a bay. This is a concept I created for their logo and the start of their overall brand.
This is a tshirt graphic I created for my sister while she was going to college. (we are very close)
Recently I had talked to Toby Cisneros about building the Philadelphia Chapter of the Graphic Artists Guild. One of the first things we discussed was branding this chapter with it’s own identity while keeping the original brand of the GAG national organization. After many, many sketches this is what I came up with. I really love the artistic nature of Philadelphia and the old arts that are all over the city. A lot of the statues in Philadelphia come from the same time period and have a similar look in the style of the face. The round architecture you see there I borrowed from the City Hall in center city. I then added the patriotic eagle and of course the Liberty Bell. I hope we can integrate this with the GAG and really create a presence with the Philadelphia chapter. But until I hear from them I made this into a STUDIO_GRAPHICS tshirt.
