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website
+ProClaim Physician Services
DNNFY was brought on to this project in a coding capacity. We were able to take the Photoshop renderings of the website, create all of the images needed, and extracted all of the information in order to render and optimize this website in HTML and CSS.
Then, we assisted the web programmer with the transition of this code to Wordpress, with which we were able to upload and manage all of the client's data.
Client
Designer
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logo
+Shims
Shims is a dental product that needed branding. Its creators wanted something that suggested that the brand and product were approachable and friendly, yet still business-like and trustworthy.
Client
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logo & website
+Bread & Barley
The client wanted their logo to have a 1920s southern jazz feel to go along with the bar that they are about to open. They also wanted a secondary logo that consisted of a growler, a container used for beer. This is what we came up with after going through different drafts and multiple revisions.
The logo was then used as a centerpiece for a teaser website before a full site is implemented when the bar has its grand opening.
Client
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flyer
+Senses
The design document described this flyer as like a Japanese monster disaster film poster from the 80s. After consulting many Godzilla posters, the color scheme and the imagery quickly fell into place. Luckily, we stumbled onto a great tilt-shifted photo of a toy Godzilla and a cityscape background, so we just had to add another monster to suit the event's theme.
Client
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website
+The Hootenanny
Goldenvoice contracted us through SBJCT Design to re-design their official website for their festival The Hootenanny. Using a bright color palette and old-fashioned pin-up imagery, we were able to come up with an eye-catching site with which the client is able to post all of their festival information and updates.
The best part of this design, to us, is the background collage of newspaper article clippings. Using prime number theory, the background has repetitive images, but the pattern in which they appear doesn't repeat itself until the width and height exceeds a resolution that few, if any, computer monitors reach.
Client
Special Thanks
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flyer
+TNA Presents: Willbur
Indie-folk was the theme. After finding the bird illustration on a stock photo website and consulting Wes Anderson film aesthetics (among other things), the rest of the flyer came together very quickly.
Client
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website
+Rick & Ray Creative Management
We collaborated with DJ JustPudge on this project. From his mockups, we extracted the graphic elements and then put together this static site through the use of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Client
Rick & Ray Creative Management
Graphic Designer
JustPudge
Special Thanks
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website
+Coachella Presale
Coachella almost needs no introduction.
We were brought in to finish off the presale website for Coachella 2012, when they announced that Coachella was going to be held for consecutive weekends in April.
Client
Designer
Adam Galay
Special Thanks
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logo & website
+DJ WLDCT
A unique Southern California-based DJ, WLDCT approached us for a project that involved merging the aesthetics of his other love, fashion, with his passion for music. What resulted was a logo and website inspired by well-known brands in the clothing industry.
Client
Web Programming
Jason Pang
Special Thanks
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website
+L.A. Rising
A festival featuring such talents as Rage Against the Machine, Muse, Rise Against, Lauryn Hill, and many others, we were able to base the site's design off the event flyer, keeping a consistent look and feel throughout the event's promotion.
Client
Web Programming
Jason Pang
Special Thanks
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flyer
+TNA Presents: Afterhours
Afterhours is the unofficial after party for performances at the Fox Theatre in Downtown Pomona. A late-night party groove is what the flyer needed to express; a setting for showgoers to wind down after an entertaining evening of music and performances.
Client
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logo
+Jason Mixed
Jason Mixed is a DJ that approached DNNFY for a logo that was suitable for both the web as well as merchandise and apparel.
Client
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flyer
+Da Ill Spot
DNNFY has been working with Da Ill Spot since October of 2009, creating monthly flyers for this Pomona, California event. Working from a set template, we were tasked with coming up with fresh color schemes that commanded attention from anyone who saw this flyer, as well as making subtle changes each month to the template in order to avoid the design from becoming stale.
Client
Photographer
Mike Liu
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magazine
+Racket Magazine
Racket Magazine is interesting because it is a web magazine that does everything on its own terms. Whether it is an interview with well-known performances filled with off-the-wall questions or reviews about adult videos, Racket Magazine is an unique voice among the multitude that exists on the internet.
They decided to go print for one issue, so we were brought in to lay out one of their articles.
Client
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website
+Andrew Seto Art Portfolio
This art portfolio serves as a great resume for Andrew that can be accessed anywhere there's an internet connection.
His works are best viewed as big as they can be, so a simple layout with an always-there navigation bar at the top allow Andrew's potential employers and clients to move quickly through the various types of work that he has created in his career thus far.
Client
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flyer
+Bascom Hill
Bascom Hill was going to play at South By Southwest (SXSW) in 2010, so they needed a flyer detailing all of their performance dates.
This 11x17 poster was created using design cues from the band's pre-existing website, making it something already familiar to the band and their fans.
Client
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website
+The Noise Academy
The focus of The Noise Academy is events, so thumbnails of events' flyers are presented up front and center. The color palette and grid-based layout are both minimal. Color is injected through the content, so the content defines the colorscape of the website.
Client
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logo
+The Noise Academy
The Noise Academy needed a logo that had cleaner lines and was legible at any size. The idea that it looked like a crest along with the speaker motif were what was important to our client. With those guidelines, we were able to craft this logo after many revisions.
Client
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music album
+The Bind
The Bind had a very specific vision of the look of their album. It began with the creation of their logo, which was to become the cover art. Then, using a black and red color scheme, we manipulated pictures that The Bind had taken on their travels and laid out the lyrics to match.
Client
Photographer
Mike Liu
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music album
+Quiet Light
Quiet Light centered around a piece of art that perfectly reflected the mood and subject of Joe Garcia's album. We digitized the painting, as well as the backside of the canvas that it resided on, utilizing both for the front and back of the album. Colors were taken from the painting itself.
Client
Joe Garcia c/o Bind Music
Photographer
Mike Liu
