Dieci Decadi Exhibition
Back in 2005 I spent the summer restoring a 1987 Alfa Romeo Spider with my dad and ever since then I've been in love with the quirky Italian auto manufacturer. 2010 marked Alfa Romeo's 100th anniversary, as well as the year they looked to return to American markets. I sought to design an exhibit that would honor the company's rich history as well as build captivation for it's exciting future. By focusing on numerous interactive elements, I looked to create an engaging experience for visitors of all ages as they explore different facets of Alfa Romeo's legacy and the direction they are headed.
P.S. - The badge in the second and third photos is the original one off my car!
Award Winner!
Screen printed poster for a Tarantino Film Festival using bold imagery and typography.
Hexagonal shaped knock-down packaging for a variety of pasta shapes and sizes.
Exhibit to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Alfa Romeo by honoring its rich history.
Broad assortment of logos for a selection of various companies, individuals, and organizations.
The new website for a rapidly growing technology company based outside of Philadelphia.
2010 Annual Report for Polaris that pays homage to an amazing story about the founders.
Publication on how the history of typography paves the way for current trends and occurrences.
A three dimensional sculpture made entirely of paper, based upon a Roy Lichtenstein print.
Pair of conceptual posters for a ping pong tournament at a local event revolving around Scala.
Series of posters demonstrating each of the twelve core company values of Relay.
Branding and packaging system for a handful of products from Dad's Own Beverage Company.
Just a hobby of mine that I love that makes its way into my professional life time to time.
