I recently pulled together a few older t-shirt designs that I figure would be worth a look. These few shirts were designed somewhere between 2008 and 2010 for bands, MMA/Muay Thai camps and boutique t-shirt retailers.
View site: Paramedicgo.com
This site was created a in 2009 when this band was still around. I played guitar. We all had fun, and while it was active this site was cool site. It was a pretty simple WordPress blog, simple site design with TinyMCE post templates and fun gig calendar. Nuf said.
R.I.P. Paramedic!
View site: Liberty Elevator
This is a project I worked on while at DelphicSage. I didn’t have a lot to do with the initial design but I was responsible for 100% of the front-end development and production design. I think it’s worth calling out my development on the home page JQuery application.
Visit site: louandtinasbeachhouse.com
I can be honest. I made this site as a christmas gift for my dad, who happens to own a beach house in Puerto Rico. Initially, I didn’t have that much to go on so the content is slim. I tried to use this lack of site material as an asset and featured images as eye candy. Hopefully propelling it past the natural stigma attached to a single-page site.
Listen here: No Sleep Spot
This is a song I was hired to write and record for a beer comercial. From concept to deliverable, this took 13 hours… stared at 7pm and finished at 11:59am the next morning. No sleep.
It could argued that a pro-wrestling sign doesn’t belong on in a portfolio, but I would argue that this sign holds significant social value and brings a certain class to my site.
Two color (black and split fountain gold) screenprint 11×17. → more about this post.
I play on an intramural indoor soccer team called Team SWIX. We’ve been a team for about 5 years and at the end of each year I host a team spagetti dinner at my house. This year Gabe (team mate) and I made some DIY trophies. All supplies were bought from AC Moore. → more about this post.
Two-color (black and gold) t-shirt for a nerdy StarWars podcast called Star Wars in Character.
During the podcast, one of the personalities described a t-shirt they wanted… so I design it for them. Easy as that. Hopefully they ship me a free shirt.