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Web Design Designed a responsive website for cross-platform optimal viewing with online ordering. Brand appropriate graphics for website and social media platforms. Powered by Wix. ​ www.redbamboo-nyc.com

Designed assets to visually communicate the desired message and projected brand/identity for NYC vegan hotspot, Red Bamboo. Open since 2002, this Greenwich Village vegan restaurant needed to expand theiri demographic and raise their prices. A new logo and tagline, with cleaner fonts and a brighter color scheme. Designed new brand appropriate graphics and a style guide for apparel, business card, signage, stationary, gift card and 10 new menus.

The complete summer schedule for their independent outdoor film festival. Designed with Indesign and Photoshop CS6. Organization and collaboration with Google Docs and Sheets and Drop Box. Submissions for Film content via Jot Form.  Responsibilities included communication and consistent follow-up with RF's partners and sponsors to meet deadlines for the layout of advertisements and ensure the 17 full-page adverts adhere to the required dimensions of the 52-page program guide.

Columbia Pictures rented office space in midtown Manhattan for the production of Annie (the movie, 2014). I designed this map and directory to help assist crew and guests navigate independently throughout the office. The original blueprint was a photocopy from at least 30 years ago. I scanned and retouched it in Photoshop. Created a vector outline in Illustrator. Color-coded the floors for each department and designed symbols and icons in Illustrator for pertinent locations throughout the office space. The 3-digit number provides phone extension numbers for the crew and pinpoints the location of each department.

This collection is all independent work. A hybrid of word shapes, logo designs and illustrations.

Barbados (16" x 9") poster and canvas. It's a girl announcement card, baptism invitation, father's day portrait, promotional materials, aquarium brochure and New York City postcard.

by Mark DelGallo