Girl Power Sport is a brand whose core values are rooted in encouraging young women to aspire to greatness. As they put it: Girl power can change the world. Working with the founder, I outlined the three pillars of those values in defining what girl power meant to the company: The power to play, the power to change, the power to thrive. I created a new logo design modifying the original logo from the founder, and fleshed out the rest of the brand’s identity including typography and photography guidelines. In addition, I created a launch video to introduce Girl Power Sport to the world.
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Art Direction | Puma Campaigns
Very happy with the way this campaign for Puma came out. Our producer secured us a sweet location at Memorial stadium (Seattle Reign FC) at the Seattle Center. The Stadium was built in 1947 and is just the right amount of broke-down to create an amazing backdrop for this motivational campaign. I wanted this to be more about the frame of mind before the competition and the team captured exactly that. Really happy with the teamwork that made this happen. Enjoy!
Campaign: PUMA for zulily
Art Director: JP Flores
Copywriter: Paige Clifton-Steele
Producer: Courtney Garrison
Photography: Brad Bowen
Styling: Jesse Meyer
Graphic Design: Hanna Stevens
Social
Additional Puma work
Client/Campaign: PUMA for zulily
Art Director: JP Flores
Producer: Sheryne Cadicamo
Photographer: Carlton Canary
Stylist: Blanca Martinez
Designer: Steven Oelrich
A really fun shoot with a focus on action and the versatile nature of the PUMA brand. I wanted to convey the sense of motion in the images and add in a bit of drama with the photography. Carlton, my photographer, did a great job shaping the subject with light. We used a total of 6 Canon 600EX-RT Speedlites, two on camera right, and two on the left with another pair for a fill. All controlled by a Mark III. This also allowed us to shoot at a wide aperture to blur out the background.
Art Direction | Bottles up!
Here’s a fun campaign of epic proportions I got to work on recently. Really Stellar lighting by Matt Villanueva which drove the aesthetic of the campaign through to the social pieces. Jesse’s Color palette was very playful and kept this very light-hearted. I definitely wanted to have this feel like a very important calendar marking event and the team created exactly that. Also, great modeling by “mystery baby”!
Campaign: Bottles Up! for zulily
Art Director: JP Flores
Copywriter: Paige Clifton Steele
Producer: Megan Szczecko
Photographer: Matt Villanueva
Stylist: Jesse Meyer
Graphic Designer: Carey Wendel
Social
This piece was geared to tie back into the bottle event while engaging the customer with relevant shareable content. The target market for this event was new moms so a “feeding guide” was super relevant. Carey did a fantastic job of creating these guides with a contemporary aesthetic.
Brand Identity | Galaxy Wear Unlimited
Galaxy Wear is a Seattle company that specializes in one-of-a-kind hand-painted apparel and accessories. I got the chance to partner with copywriter Molly Phillips on defining their brand through photography, Videography and design. This was a fairly large project consisting of concepting a clear aesthetic for photographic and illustrative assets, creating logos and icons, establishing guidelines for the presentation of those logos, and producing the video and photo shoots. I wanted to present them as a street-savvy brand for those who want to stand out from the crowd and I believe we accomplished that goal. I’m really proud of this collaboration and I hope you enjoy its end results.
Galaxy Wear | About Us
Discover something original
Galaxy Wear Apparel & Accessories is unique like you. Our inspiration knows no bounds. Inspired by space, we design tees, tanks and totes for urban adventures. The result is something vivid that cannot be replicated and style that will not be ignored.
Every item is hand-painted by us. By putting on a piece of Galaxy Wear, you embrace individuality. Use them as the focal point or accent in your look. Either way you’ll find–original looks good on you.