Graphic Strategist
Porter is as a Porter does Legend has it that the beer name “Porter” comes from the shipyard workers of England. These brutes often worked grueling jobs: dock personnel who porter–or, transfer–goods on and off ships. The alehouses of the day named their dark beers for the workers who drank them. Harbor Walk Dockside Destin […]
New Territory: Underwater When this client contacted me, I must admit I didn’t understand half the words he was using: words like “OSV,” “Miller 400,” and “A-frame barge.” Owner John Fontenot is a salvage diver based out of Hammond, Louisiana. That’s got to be one of the coolest–and most dangerous–jobs I’ve ever heard of. He […]
Destin Brewery has joined the hard seltzer league. Releasing two initial flavors, Lavender Mojito and I’m Your Huckleberry, they desired labels to reflect the fresh trend but also to look distinctly not like their beer labels (after all, they’re not beer). The seltzers still come in traditional 12-ounce beer cans, but to emphasize the height […]
The Battle Plan This typeface is the oldest in the world, lasting two millennia. Allow me to usher in this typeface by capturing what two decades into the second millennium has been like. Trajan’s Column is a Roman triumphant war monument from about AD 110, give or take three years depending on who you ask. […]
The TPS Report I have such a visceral reaction to this typeface. I do not like it. I don’t know why. Perhaps it’s because I had to stare at the typeface all day every day in a job I loathed. Possibly it’s because I didn’t like the products in which it was released. Maybe it’s […]