Wednesday, July 18, 2012

DNA Project


To educate the public to not disturb crime scene evidence, FoxP2 created this great marketing project.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

NEW WORK



Naming, Logo and Marketing Material Concepts for Proposed Redevelopment.


My employer, Uniland Development, recently presented their redevelopment/repurposing proposal of the Millard Fillmore Gates Hospital site, which you can read more about on Buffalo Rising, and/or Business First.
I was pretty excited to work on this project from a marketing/design aspect for a number of reasons. But personally I lived around the corner from this site for 10 years or so not so long ago.  I biked, took walks (occasionally jogged) and rollerbladed thru this part of town so many times that it felt like my back yard.
It started with the naming. Chapin Place. We chose this name as it was the original name of Gates Circle before it was renamed in 1902. Chapin Place was first named after Col. Edward Payson Chapin, a Civil War soldier killed in action in Louisiana.
After we settled on a name, we needed to create a logo that would reflect the area.  The final logo is shown above. The inspiration for the mark is the Gates Circle fountain in front of the hospital. Below are some preliminary ideas that didn't make the cut.

We also created additional marketing collateral that would help promote the development. For this purpose, I created a rough tagline, billboard, homepage and brochure layout with a cohesive branded look that married the development to it's surroundings (the Olmsted park system in Buffalo).




Wednesday, March 7, 2012

AVANT patio ads

Della Terra at AVANT is getting ready to unwrap the patio furniture and open up the red umbrellas on a new outdoor season. Various sized ads.






Tuesday, February 14, 2012

A Trip to Inspiration Point this Valentine's Day




Medical assistance for travellers.

Agency: TBWA, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Monday, January 16, 2012

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Merry Christmas, Easter



To raise alzheimer's awareness, australian agency created a B2B Christmas card and sent it out to healthcare offices at Easter.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Steal the show

This is a great example of utilizing guerrilla marketing with social media.


Thursday, October 13, 2011

Fun Video

My next personal project is going to be something with video...


Friday, September 30, 2011

Home Security Advert

This Weeks Inspriation



This was the image I looked back upon this past week when the stresses of the day got the best of me. I hope to revisit this little spot again this weekend. Enjoy and Go Bills!

Friday, September 9, 2011

A work in progress


Buffalo Skyline illustration

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Build it Better

My ode to Joe La Pompe -a favorite web site of mine that features original advertising with closely related copycat versions proving there are no more original ideas in advertising. I prefer the second version as its more interactive and engaging.

ORIGINAL
Advertising Agency: Cerebro and Y&R, Panama
Art Director: Francisco Bernal & Alberto Weand Ortiz
Copywriter: Jorge Heilbron
Photographer: Caros Villareal
Published: January 2011

COPY
Advertising Agency: DDB, Dubai, UAE
Executive Creative Director:
Shehzad Yunus
Creative Directors:
Makarand Patil, Kartik Aiyar
Art Director:
Makarand Patil
Copywriter:
Kartik Aiyar
Agency Producer:
Ashish Varghese
Senior Account Director:
Krishnakumar Panicker
Production house: DejaVu Studios
Published: February 2011

Monday, July 18, 2011

New Creative

I've been working on a new ad series for the many cause-related sponsorships we do throughout the year. The concept is fairly simple: the tree as visual metaphor for the growth/strength of our community. It also enhances the relationship our company has to the community while building upon the brand identity of Uniland (the logo is a tree). An added bonus is the subconscious "green" nature of the ads as Uniland continues to upgrade buildings as Energy Star efficient and looks for ways to make future construction green and LEED approved.










Wednesday, May 18, 2011