American Beverage Marketers – Master of Mixes Display
To compete for attention against big budget liquor companies, I designed this cardboard display with die cuts to reveal backlit mixed drink images. The images are printed on ultra-thin lighting panels (less than 1mm thick) sandwiched between the corrugated layers. The light panels are programmable to blink in sequence to draw the attention of amateur mixologists.
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Circle K Stores – Store Signage
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Brown-Forman Corporation – Southern Comfort Display
To emphasize the origins of Southern Comfort liqueur, I modeled this in-store display after the street lamps of New Orleans.
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To emphasize the origins of Southern Comfort liqueur, I modeled this in-store display after the street lamps of New Orleans.
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The Sazerac Company – Black & White Scotch Case Card
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Heaven Hill Distilleries – Vandermint Liqueur Case Card
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Procter & Gamble – Mr. Clean Car Wash Window Decal
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A&W Restaurants – Window Decals
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Kentucky Lottery – Scratch-Offs Terminal Toppers
To add interest to these pieces, I designed them as three-dimensional table tents. They're each printed, scored, die cut and folded from a single sheet to ship flat. They pop up and are secured by inserting a few tabs into slots and removing the backing strip from the tape on the bottom to mount on cash registers or display fixtures.
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To add interest to these pieces, I designed them as three-dimensional table tents. They're each printed, scored, die cut and folded from a single sheet to ship flat. They pop up and are secured by inserting a few tabs into slots and removing the backing strip from the tape on the bottom to mount on cash registers or display fixtures.
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Bestway – Window Decals
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