Red·Savers Candy Wrapper!gimme some Tags: austin, campaign, candy, candy wrapper, chotchke, coconut, colorful, cream, enticement, fun, giveaway, green, lifesavers, marketing, orange, print, red, red mccombs media, yellow
What you’ll be getting is some short posts. I don’t necessarily have the time to go into long drawn-out reasons or information about why I made the design decisions I did. So I’ll do quick stuff. In fact, a bulleted list seems like a great way to handle this!
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 | interactive, politics, portfolio, print
My Political Petgimme some Tags: animal shelter, animals, barack obama, blue, cats, counterform, dogs, donations, drive the nation, hilary clinton, human society, interactive, issues, john mccain, linda riley, no-kill, politics, red, red mccombs media, scad, stars, vote, white
Tuesday, May 20, 2008 | interactive, portfolio
Red Loves Ya’ Baby!gimme some Tags: campaign, feminine, filigree, glow, lust, red, red mccombs media, seduction, silky, soft, soothing, sultry, website
Red McCombs Media Logo v3gimme some Tags: Add new tag, advertising, apple, barack obama, beecon, black, bold, branding, centurty gothic, creative manager, fonts, futura, geometric fonts, gotham, identity, inc. magazine, internet, itc avant garde, logo, marketing, mcdonalds, nike, number seventy four in e-flat, powerful, red, red mccombs media, rmm, savannah college of art and design, scad, top 5000 us companies, web 2.0, white
A few months ago, we entered into our second session of logo re-envisioning and re-branding for Red McCombs Media, where I am very lucky to be the Creative Manager. Red McCombs Media is one of top 5000 fastest growing companies in the United States, as published recently by Inc. magazine. We focus on ensuring our clients get the most bang for their buck. We’re the guys who serve up (and sometimes design) the banner ads that let you know a big Hollywood film is being released or let you know about a local, targeted marketing campaign may be happening for your favorite cable provide. We’re pervasive. We’re good at what we do. And we didn’t have a logo that really helped us show that. The problem is - as with any logo re-envisioning: what do we want to say about ourselves and how much of that can truly be done with a logo? |
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