• The city was in need of a new look. It needed to highlight the rich story of Atlanta, while engaging and elevating the friendly, approachable, and community driven aspects that the department aspired to.

    It had to feature the city seal, and be able to be in use to possibly 20 years. Timeless design that could represent the city in the best manner possible.

  • Through research, we found that while a plethora of stylistic inspiration is present in skateboarding culture, and used that to dictate type choice, and texture choices.

    We found some inspiration in existing skate clubs in other places & took an existing logo, dissected what worked, and elaborated into our own.

    By blending 3 marks that could work modularly by existing independently & as one, it provided broader opportunity for deployment. Grittiness was introduced by incorporating texture

  • Through the implementation, the why is to establish cohesive visual communication. This provided solutions that generate constant excitement for merchandise, events, and announcements.

Illustration

Study

Part 1 / Christoph Niemann

Ever wonder where Stanley Kubrick got his start?

Brooklyn NY’s NightHawk Theater hosted a retrospective exhibition & screening meant to explore the iconic director’s FIRST job for “LOOK Magazine” before catching a 35mm screening of his films.

DESIGN

inspiration

PROCESS

Promotional Animation for “An Early Look at Kubrick” Photography & Film Exhibition

Variant Screening Menu Covers

Variant Screening Menu Covers

Variant Screening Menu Covers

Variant Screening Menu Covers

Variant Screening Menu Covers

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