Cover and typography for the 1000th issue of Esquire.
Design Director: David Curcurito
Designer: Stravinksi Pierre
l000th Issue Of Esquire
Project category: Showcase
Fast Company New York
Identity for The Fast Company New York Innovation Festival.
Held in New York City, the event will bring together personalities for surprising talks, hands-on workshops, unexpected performances and behind-the-scenes tours designed to inspire creativity and innovation.
Beautiful Diversity of Autism
Typography for WIRED’s monthly feature named Electric Word.
The article encourages a better understanding of autism — written by Carl Zimmer.
Creative Director: David Moretti
Art Director: Victor Krummenacher
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Ampersand for The New Republic. The illustration serves as an opening for their Book & The Arts section.
Kobe Bryant Typeface
Display typeface for NBA basketball player Kobe Bryant, an initiative that saw the font used across his Nike product range. The design of the typeface is based on Kobe’s existing logo.
Client: Nike Basketball
KD7 Logotype
Identity for the launch of Kevin Durant’s seventh signature shoe.
Client: Nike / Jordan
Innovation By Design
Identity for the 2015 Innovation By Design awards.
The competition includes 14 categories judged by a cross-section of established designers and design-minded executives. Entries are critiqued on their functionality, originality, beauty, sustainability, depth of user insight, cultural impact, and business impact.
Client: Fast Company
Dystopian Futures
Typography for WIRED’s monthly feature named Electric Word.
The extract comes from an interview with director and co-writer Brad Bird (co-written with Damon Lindelof) for the release of a feature film called Tomorrowland.
Creative Director: David Moretti
Art Director: Victor Krummenacher
Marie Curie
Typography for WIRED’s monthly feature named Electric Word.
The article champions other women scientists that are often overshadowed by Marie Curie — written by Rachel Swaby, author of Headstrong: 52 Women Who Changed Science — and the World.
Creative Director: David Moretti
Art Director: Victor Krummenacher
l00 Years Of Coke
Artwork for a Coca-Cola exhibit held at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia. The event, named The Coca-Cola Bottle: An American Icon at 100, salutes the iconic bottle and its special place in the worlds of art, design and commerce over the past 100 years.
Coca-Cola invited contemporary artists and designers from around the world to reinterpret the bottle in their own signature aesthetic. Our poster along with 25 other artists was displayed at the High Museum of Art, as well as being showcased in a limited-edition book called Kiss the Past Hello, highlighting the rich history of the Coca-Cola bottle.
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