Illustrator May 2011

Many factors influenced the design of this custom suite,  but primary among them is the couple’s bi-coastal and international past (and future!)  Playing off  vintage airmail envelopes and passport stamps, a palette of bold red and blue and grounded by neutral beige, black, and white was chosen.  The limited color choices serve to provide consitency behind a mish-mash of line qualities and fonts.  The mock-stamp and gift are orginal illustrations.  The keystone design element, however is a world map with cities important to the couple identified and joined in the shape of a heart.  Bridal shower invitations, thank you notes, luggage tags for the suitcase favors, and custom printed chocolates round out the themed suite.

Invites, Thank You notes, favors and tags

Favor Tags

Favors with custom chocolates

InDesign/Illustrator, May 2011

The design elements for this look was inspired by the tagline, “Cooler, Faster, Fiber”.  In the heart of Germany – think the Autobahn and fine German engineering – I tapped into the cultural love of auto racing.  I created a series of stand alone large-scale posters to highlight three different product areas direct visitors to the website.  Combining the traditional racing palette of yellow, black and white with a coordinating OSA blue resulted in a bold design, with a clear theme that bridged the border between professional and kitschy.

Photo of OSA booth at Laser Munich 2011.

Array of four 33.5"x84.75" and two 28"x44" booths posters for OSA at Laser Munich 2011.

For more information about OSA click here.

InDesign/Illustrator, May 2011

This unique opportunity for JennyNess Designs involved conceiving and styling the entire exhibit display, including furnishings, give-aways, and printed collateral.  Two factors helped to inform the art direction – first, the audience for this event was slightly outside of OFC/NFOEC’s traditional wheelhouse and secondly, the content for the 2012 OFC/NFOEC had yet to be developed.  In contrast to the organization’s typical approach of depending on detailed copy, the goal of this display was to attract attention, identify the concerns of datacom professionals, and initiate brand awareness via bold and attractive graphics.

The first order of business was to develop the message that the graphics would need to convey.  I created the theme of “Cooler, Faster, Fiber” and we played off of the “got milk?” campaign with a bold “Got fiber?” introduction.  Other copy included a short list of additional benefits of fiber in a datacom environment, the show URL, and the dates and locations of the next OFC/NFOEC.

Supporting the messaging, the graphics utilized a cool palette of turquoise, teal and other blue-green tones which were balanced by white and chrome (used as neutrals).  Four large-format banners formed a back wall to the display and were designed to create a single image.  The minimal furnishings were modern and supported the crisp, cool theme.  Other printed collateral included a bi-fold brochure and a small easel-back sign.  Fiber One bar give-aways played on our “fiber” theme;  custom labels were designed.  Also, designed for this event were small tins of mints in the shape of race cars with the “Cooler, Faster, Fiber” message.

Roll-up Banners

Interior for booth handout.

Labels for FiberOne bar give aways.

Race car mint give-aways.

OFC/NFOEC booth at Interop Las Vegas after set up.

8.5"x11" easel back sign.

For more information on OFC/NFOEC click here.

InDesign/Illustrator, April 2011

The design elements for this marketing campaign originated with an email header graphic.  The base graphic for the header was inspired by the datacom audience, utilizing a photograph of computer circuitry combined with some simple illustrated linear elements to reinforce the imagery.  Colors were chosen to coordinate with both the show graphics and the EA logo.  This look was subsequently expanded to large format booth graphics and a double-sided flyer.

Email header for Ethernet Alliance at Interop Las Vegas

Back wall booth graphics for Ethernet Alliance at Interop Las Vegas

For more information on Pacific Bridge Marketing click here.

InDesign, May 2010
8 1/8″ x 10 7/8″, 72 page directory

24 pages and cover in 4-color, balance in black and white

A critical piece of onsite collateral, the directory  is a resource outlining activities and exhibitors available at the tradeshow.  At 72 pages, it is a significant project and a fantastic opportunity to reinforce the show’s creative.

CLEO 2011 Guide, cover

CLEO 2011 Guide, inside front cover and schedule

CLEO 2011 Guide, awards spread

CLEO 2011 Guide, floor plan

CLEO 2011 Guide, listings

For more information on the CLEO show click here.

Illustrator March 2011

These 1-c0lor wedding programs were custom designed to coordinate with the invitation suite, and were  printed on a matching gray pearlescent paper stock.

Program, front

Program, back

Unfortunately, I am not at liberty to share the subject or identify my client for this project.  These terms are always disappointing when I am excited to share the final work!  The piece included a landscape illustration with several other small-scale  illustrations of equipment deployed within that landscape.  This graphic was intended to be used as part of a presentation related to a request for proposal.

InDesign, January 2011
8 1/2″ x 11″

This 2012 Optical Fiber Communication Exhibit Space Application is an example of the more than 20 exhibt and sponsorship contracts that will be created for more than a dozen events for the 2012 event cycle. These documents provide the legal confirmation of the sale and outline many of the rules and regulations associated with the purchase.

2012 OFC Corporate Village Contract (front)

2012 OFC Corporate Village Contract (back)

For more information on OSA exhibits click here.

InDesign, March 2011
5.75″ x 8.5″ inserts, 6 x 9″ envelope

This piece was designed to promote the re-sale of exhibit space to current customers.  In 2010 we broke-out from the usual bi-fold brochure and created an unexpected poster.  This year, we’re banking on a more business-like approach for the DC/Baltimore metro area.  After opening the brilliant gold envelope, the recipient reveals a folded cardstock exclusive opportunity with coordinating cards with details about pricing and instructions for rebooking.  All pieces have a matte finish for added elegance and each piece was customized using variable data digital printing.

Rebook Invitation and Envelope

Rebook Invitation, Inside

Complementary Invitation Inserts, Details

For more information on the CLEO show click here.

WordPress, March 2011
Themes, color palette, and fonts from the Asenti identity exercise and logo project were applied to the Twenty Ten theme on WordPress.  More than 12 pages, two custom menus, and countless CSS customizations were required to produce the final site.  JennyNess Designs partnered with Movick Marketing for copywriting on this project.

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