This set of graphics was created for the Nintendo Switch Prelaunch on Amazon's Prime Now site. 

I was given complete creative freedom on the look of these graphics. The copy needed to follow Brand standards, but the rest of the image was in my control. I wanted to create something that had a crisp tech feel to it, but also captured the playfulness of this console. The teal color had that perfect energy to it and partnered with the gradient and the circuit board pattern, I feel like it accomplishes just that. 

The goal of this project was to create mock ups for Amazon's new AmazonCash service. The idea was to make decals to display in store windows to identify participating merchants and give a simple explanation of  how to use the service. 

The icons were something I designed to match the bold, simplified design of Amazon's brand standards. While I did not design the information banner, the icons I designed have been used across various informational and promotional material for the Cash services. 

I am currently on the look out for retailers that have the decal on display. 

This was a very short campaign that was used on both Amazon and Prime Now platforms. 

I was tasked with creating a friendly, family night style type of graphic that showcased 3 activities for staying the night in. In the stock image, the popcorn was the only original item. The rest had to be added in and the shadows and lighting had to be composited in.

A playful little detail I added, was to have the Scrabble letters be the same letters used in "Amazon Prime Now."

I was tasked with creating an easy to understand and navigate guide for helping Amazon's customers pick out the right type of generator for their needs. 

I wanted to stick with a color palette that was on brand for Amazon, but communicate a sort of "construction site meets weekend warrior" appearance.

It's still live too.

Official assets were provided along with a pretty strict style/branding guide from Disney. 

I was charged with making a composition for our square home page tiles that featured 3 characters each (1 light side, 1 dark side). The original plan had been to animate both versions, but the Merchandising team decided that animating one with the 3 main characters would be more effective. 

These are custom About the Brand pages to showcase the brand and the products that they offer. 

This one is a combination of zuily and Crazy 8's design aesthetic.

These are custom About the Brand pages to showcase the brand and the products that they offer. 

This one is a combination of zuily and Fitflop's design aesthetic.

These are custom About the Brand pages to showcase the brand and the products that they offer. 

The images used in this ATB needed to be heavily edited and composited together to create copy space and to elevate the products showcased with in them.

I initially presented the client with three logo options to determine which direction he though was more appropriate for his business. While he liked the idea of having a lightening bolt in his logo, his nearby competitor already had this type of imagery. 

We decided to move in the direction of the battery and the "charge bars" and move away from the literal representation of a battery.  

Background:

The goal of the project was to create a logo for a local company located in Hawaii. Battery Bill's LLC was wanting to target a younger demographic (18-25 year olds) with a new line of electronics and portable device chargers. 

My approach to this project, was to take something very iconic to the PNW,  Washington in particular, and create a look that could appeal to multiple demographics.  Along with trying to capture that, I wanted to create a versatile logo that could change depending on the product it was placed on.  

Background:

This particular project was a collaborative effort between Cornish College of the Arts and a local marijuana dispensary, Sensi Sweets. With the recent legalization of recreational marijuana, students were encouraged to look at this industry as a new potential for growth in the design world an d figure out how to elevate these brands and their packaging. 

This project was also featured on The Dieline.