Studebaker International is a Indiana grown car manufacturing company spanning back 100 years. Starting off with creating wheels for horse carriages, Studebaker evolved to manufacturing some of the most reliable cars for families as well as muscle cars. Now considered classics, Studebaker cars and sought after for their unique charm and rich history.
In desperate need of a new website, I had the honor to create a new website for them that was responsive in design and easy for customers to use. In collaboration with their parts database team, I was able to flesh out a new design layout and color scheme that they followed through into the shopping page. Other than the shopping page, all of it was hand-coded using HTML and CSS, with a little bit of JavaScript. Visit site here.
Christmas card for Studebaker International. Created with Illustrator and Photoshop.
Illustration project depicting five different outside sports/activities. Created using Illustrator.
Here are some samples from the Studebaker Catalog that sadly never came to completion due to budget constraints. It was a massive under-taking by myself and another graphic artist. Starting from scratch, we organized, categorized, and photographed many parts found through-out. Despite it not being a fully completed project, I wanted to include it as this is where much of my time went. I am including a link for those curious to view it. It contains almost 500 pages and lists over 10,000 parts. Click here to view catalog.
Below was a class exercise project to create a logo for a fictional resort. The resort was a vacation island that had a amusement ride where families could take their children hunting for lost treasure. The goal of the assignment was to create a black and white logo that the resort would use to advertise this ride. The logo had to be legible on a business card. I decided later on to adapt this logo into a 3-D environment to see how I could push it’s creative potential. Logo created in Illustrator. Modeled in Maya. Textures created in Photoshop.
