Transformation video of an environmental design project.
My job was to interpret the brand and exemplify it via multiple indoor murals. I started by speaking to the staff to understand the flow of the room: when a customer comes in, where do they go first? Second? Third? etc... This guided me in knowing which areas to emphasize and which to be more subtle with. I accomplished this with color and form, and turned the plain, white pillar in the center of the room into a vibrant "tree of life."
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease took the life of my client's childhood friend, Robert Vitanza. Robert's brother, Mike started a benefit concert to raise funds for research, and celebrate his brother's life.
Mike's Favorite Sneaker was an Adidas Shelltoe
The colors of the CJD foundation are purple and gold
These sneakers were to represent 10+ years of benefit concerts, so taking the icons and putting them under spotlights in a dark room (black sneaker) was the only thing that made sense to me. The splatter represents energy and life, and is a signature painting technique of mine which the client wanted me to incorporate.
Now that the concept was decided upon, it was time to present the possible options and pricing. For this I created a 7 page PDF with a breakdown of each package: visuals; what would be included; and the costs associated. (Here is one page).
After conceptualizing and agreeing on a package it was time to execute.
Mockup of 1950's gas pump to be used as cannabis display clase
Fundraising tool for the construction of a hospital in Kenya
Fundraising trailer
Love is the Key in NYC
If Van Gogh were on Instagram
Miyavi in Shooting Stars splattered vest