“The Limit Does Not Exist”
print design, logo design, product design,
print design, logo design, product design,
PRINTS (Apparel, 2014-Present)
Throughout the years, I’ve found a lot of satisfaction in making prints of my digital work. Something about taking something simple and almost disposable and turning it into something sentimental makes me feel like I’m filling my life and my family’s lives with art.
Other Print Work ->
In my first few semesters in college (University of Arkansas), a friend had begun a student-lead initiative to improve the University’s carbon footprint, with the goal of raising student and faculty awareness on environmental concerns, starting at home with the act of recycling. My friend needed a logo and social media icon, and I was more than happy to help out.
The Recyclebacks required a design that could easily be implemented into a student’s typical college comfort style. Using Adobe CS6 (all the way back when it was still a pay-once-to-own product) to create a vector-based design that could be scaled from stickers all the way up to banners for the University. This project is always a good one to remind me that art can service work that saves the world.