Stationary

Earwax Letterhead
(Still debating actual paper choice)

Back 2 Business... Cards That Is.

Earwax Business Card Prototype

(with 45 adapter di-cut)

Process to Progress

After much debate, I chose Earwax as my "re-design" project. There's much I can do to incorporate my style and my love for music, all while conveying the message that this establishment needs to convey to their target consumers.

1st DRAFT (B/W)

2nd DRAFT (Color & B/W)

LET'S CATCH UP...

First and foremost I would like to apologize to the masses for neglecting my blog for such an extended period of time. Work, school, music and just life in general keeps me from getting a chance to even look at my computer outside of GSU walls. However, just because one doesn't hear from me in a while doesn't means progress ceases. Let's recap, shall we?

THE CONCEPT

The initial project for GRD 3200 was to go out and find three local "mom & pop" establishments who are in desperate need of a logo revamp. After a days worth of searching, I came across two that were of particular interest to me.

EARWAX Records

An "underground" record, cd, and dvd spot in the heart of downtown Atlanta. This store is perfect for any music enthusiast and the cure for the common dj. With a massive selection of vinyls and a wide variety of urban albums and mixtapes, their logo does this remarkable establishment an extreme injustice.

Walter's Clothing

A nation renowned urban clothing store located conveniently right across the street from GSU's general classroom building. Walter's has been around for a couple decades and have been visited by numerous hip-hop and rap moguls for one reason or another. However, their logo is starting to show the company's age and is long over-due for a facelift.

Logos Gone Wild

The strongest and weakest logos in circulation today.

When Good Logos...

CBS... always keeps one eye open.

In any size or color it's Self Explanatory...

Jordan, 23, Jumpman... You Pick.

Just text... but quite possibly one of the most controversial logos.

Best "infinity" symbol since the sideways 8.


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...Go Bad

2012 Olympics? Try 1985...

Sinkist???

Logo designed by person who buys radios from shacks.

Next generation technology or indutrial warning label?

...I won't even speak on it.