klucid's blog

For this entry, I decided to execute an idea that I had earlier this year when I designed a poster for Hopie Spitshard. Reusing the silhouette profile of Hopie's face, my intent is to have a large graphic over the front with the words "Diamond Dame" running down the left side under the arm.

For this entry, I decided to resurrect an old sketch from 1998. I guess when I was in high school, I felt that Mario needed a handgun.

I started to trace it in Adobe Illustrator, but I don't have time to finish today. Maybe someday...

If Klucid was a band, the debut album would be entitled "Stick in the Mud" and this would be the album art.

I've decided that I can't post up my all of my daily365's. Let's face it, we all have our off days and sometimes designers come up with garbage. So basically, I caught up with day two but it's garbage, so I'm not posting it...

#daily365

For 2010, I'm joining the massive group of Twitter folks who are contributing to the #daily365 topic. One design every day for the entire year. Wish me luck... It's part of my new year's resolution.

I'm all about productive work, so it looks like my clients will be getting some free marketing material. =)

A couple of ideas that I threw together for a new t-shirt line that I'm working on as a side project, "The Cutlery Series." Dedicated to the culinary arts and modeled after some of the most beautifully designed cutlery sets that I've ever seen: Global Knives

I'm still working on designing the graphics, but they are going to hit production very soon. If you would like to pre-order some shirts, shoot me an email!

I am planning to use American Apparel brand shirts and silkscreen to ensure the highest quality product.

Photographs are property of American Apparel.

Here is my favorite concept of the three that I produced for a real estate website.