Adelaide Gymfix - Business Card Concepts 2

Recently, however, the client requested a change from the modern minimalist styling to one based more on a 'chalkboard' style, using a hazy white on dark gray background and customized text with scrapes and marks. To suit the change in style, I produced the following concepts.

 

 

 

 I also played around with the fonts to find one that suited the client's tastes.

Adelaide Gymfix - Business Card Concepts

As part of an ongoing freelance project with Adelaide Gymfix, I am producing a range of products to help advertise their business. To start with, I am tasked with designing a range of business cards for them. Initially, the design was based around a modern minimalist style using stripes and a florescence orange, white and black colour scheme that is intended to be used in all their graphic and web-based advertisements.

High Taps Logo Concepts

These logo concepts were made for a restaurant/cocktail bar called High Taps. Matching it's high-class urban theme, I designed the logos to be understated and minimalist, using a monochrome colour scheme and serif font backed by a cityscape, drawing some inspiration from the logo of the TV show, Frasier. I created a variety of logos based on a similar design, playing around with the use of outlines, filled colours and details to give it punch.

GRH Supplies - Catalogue

I was also briefly assigned to create a concept for a catalogue to be distributed to registered purchasers. Unfortunately, it also never ended up being used due to conflicting visions and other priorities.

GRH Supplies - Logo

I was assigned the task of creating a 'jazzed up' logo to be enlarged and decaled for the Coats Hire Rally. They wanted a version of their logo that stood out and wanted it on a brushed metal background. I came up with a number of logos:

Ultimately, the final design was chosen and was printed and decaled on the company's sponsored rally car. You can see the logo in the images below.

GRH Supplies - Website Banner

This banner was made for the GRH website. Unfortunately, it never ended up getting used due to conflicting visions on how the website should look and other priorities.

GRH Supplies - Website

Over the past year, I've been working for GRH Supplies, making a online sales website. The first website for them was made in late 2012 and used a typical HTML format with a simple PHP cart system.

 

  

In early 2013 and onward, the website underwent a major revamp to move over to a Zen Cart based cart system, which included some visual touch ups.