Street art or guerilla marketing, whatever you want to call it. I like it. I’ve been contemplating a new Street Art campaign for Breezy Creative Design onto the city streets of Chicago, It’s been in the brain vault for some months now. Just as I was feeling re-inspired, I stumbled onto WarrenPeace as I was [...]
I’ve had this new navigation logo and link layout on file for a bit and have finally decided to implement it. The new layout is based on the same 12 column grid system the website is based on, with some minor necessary tweaks. If you can remember, the logo was accompanied by it’s logotype of [...]
I’m a big sports fan, especially NBA and NFL. If you guys haven’t had a chance to read my profile, I’m from Chicago. So I’m a die hard Bears and Bulls fan. I also follow the leagues to find out new trades, acquisitions and whatever might be going on. Latest new is adidas unveil of [...]
Do you guys remember all the fuss when Tropicana introduced their new package designs a year ago? Well if you do, then you must remember all the negative publicity the orange juice brand was getting. They were all over the place, even radio stations were talking about it. The design lowered Tropicana’s place on the [...]
Yesterday I posted some ads that were very reminiscent of Paul Rand’s work for IBM in the 70′s. Today, their current “Smarter Planet” campaign takes a bit here and a bit there from the old ads and also implements these very creative smarter planet icons to represent the markets in which IBM can help your [...]
I have been extremely busy and finally have a chance to post something. If you are a returning visitor, you are viewing a redesigned website, much better in my opinion than the last layout. It is a simple 2 column, easy to navigative site, compared to the previous 3 column. If you are not familiar with Breezy Creative Design, it [...]
How can a multi-billion dollar organization base their identity off of a second? Answer: “it’s a second done in 34 years” says Paula Scher for her napkin sketch of the Citi logo. The questioning came when Paula Scher first introduced her initial sketch of the Citi logo on a napkin during a client meeting. At [...]
