Projects

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Professor Reginald Q. Hornsby’s Emporium of Ponderances
(Or just the Emporium of Ponderances for short.)

  

This is a slogan merchandise store that uses a 19th-century graphical style with absurdist humor. Borrowing cues from lifestyle brands, we have created a comedy-based marketing campaign with an original character to frame the slogans as part of a larger narrative. This project was developed by a two-person team with over 12 years of experience in communication and graphic design. 

Be on the lookout for our store link and upcoming designs.  

By Jupiter! I've pontificated again.  

  


Music From Another World

What do you mean you’ve never heard of these bands, albums, and songs before? Well, it must be because they're from the next dimension over. This upcoming parody music review blog will strike a true chord with anyone who's ever picked up a record or signed into Spotify. The articles will contain loving yet biting satire of various genres of music and the bands that struggle to find a place in the industry.


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