This was a fun project I did with Scott McRae Advertising.
The spike fruit we used is a Durian. Very well known for its smell once you open it.
Rotting flesh, smelly feet and dead rat are the smells associated with it.
The white flesh that surrounds the seeds is what you eat. It is rich and sweet.
Texture is kinda slimy though.
You should be seeing these posters popping up around town.
Which one is your favorite?
Here at the studio we thought what better way to celebrate the upcoming holiday weekend than by presenting you with an Easter themed zombie flick.
Here’s a fun little horror movie to spice up your holiday weekend.
Enjoy!
What is Art? is having their next event on April 10, 2012 6:30 – 9:00.
Invite is below. Buy your tickets here.
These guys are amazing artists. Come out and see their work.
I was happy to help with photography for the event. Here’s some eye candy.
I wanted to talk about how I did last years holiday promo.
The idea was to send honey to existing and potential clients with the tag line 2012 is going to be sweet!
Here’s how it got done.
1. Locate a local beekeeper and honey.
I wanted to incorporate images into the promotion so I needed to a beekeeper that would be game for having his/her photo taken.
About 30 seconds into my conversation with Ray Claxton I knew he would be great. He loved the idea.
He is a super-friendly fellow and quite the character. If you want to know about bees. He’s your man. His website is here.
Shoot went well. It was a cold morning so the bees were a little grumpy about being woken up. I left with only three stings.
2. Find a Jar
I didn’t want the typical hexagon glass jar for the honey. I was looking for something more like an old whickey or pharmacist bottle.
The problem with those is that the openings aren’t big enough for honey to flow out of.
I did a lot of research and ended up finding the jars locally at Duval Container.
3. Labeling
I rebranded late last year. More on that later.
I have a new logo and I wanted to introduce it on this promo.
Can’t say enough good things about working with Brunet Garcia. More on that later too.
I decided to use stickers for the labeling. I was worried about the price because I did have a budget.
Luckily I stumbled upon StickerMule. I sent them my logo and they did a great job. It was within my budget as well. Sweet.
4.-Finishing Touches
After a few trips to Jo Ann and Michaels I found some actual scrap leather to use around the top of the jars to attach the tags.
I printed the tags in-house using my Epson 9800. I produced about 100 of them.
They ended up looking really nice. What do you all think?
I have always enjoyed coming up with ideas for my promotions.
Anyone remember my fortune cookies?
The Jacksonville Humane Society is an organization I help from time to time.
Last week I photographed several dogs for their 2012 promotional materials.
Here are a few images from the shoot as well as a video.
Enjoy!
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