For DuPont’s Animal Nutrition branch, I developed a visual style for concepts and products that differs from the rest of DuPont. More importantly, it differs from DuPont's competitors in a slow moving and by-the-books type of industry. Results and reactions have been so positive, that this style was maintained after a global rebranding of the company.
Below you'll see a selection of the logos I’ve developed over the years. Some of these were used, some ended up being scrapped, either through the client moving in a different direction or the project being dropped entirely. That doesn’t mean they don’t deserve a spotlight, though.
Back in 2014, the world of Dr. Grordbort was beginning to take it's first digital steps. A game was in development at Florid based startup Magic Leap and New Zealand's Weta. I was asked to develop the logo. I jumped at the chance to dive back in to this world of space violence, male bravado and chest-beatery. Please note: in the final version that was released together with the game's reveal, the Dr. Grordbort's typography was changed.
My third project for Treefrog Games is their last ever board game. We've worked on this for a long time and it's finally releasing early 2017. Again, a wonderful project that I'll be happy to make room for on my board game shelf.
My second project for Martin Wallace and Treefrog Games. Two versions, one of them limited, with very different looking boxes. I took care of the graphics on this, which means everything except the illustrations. Plenty of custom artwork in support of an overall nautical feel, both in flat, 2D graphics and more elaborate pieces. A great project that was fun to work on.
This was my first project for Treefrog Games. Having worked on the Dr. Grordbort’s property before, I was suggested as a graphic designer by Dr.G’s creator Greg Broadmore for this one. It was my first experience working on a board game and it was great fun. In support of the wonderful illustrations, I developed the overall look of the game, with a lot of texture work to make the whole thing fit under the same thematic umbrella.
An exercise for a Dr. Grordbort's video game. These are not related to the mixed reality game developed by Magic Leap.
Greg Broadmore, the bearded mastermind behind the wonderful world of “Dr. Grordbort’s”, asked me to help out with the layout, graphics and typography for his book “Triumph”. Great fun and awesome to end up with something in your hands, something tangible.