North Carolina’s, Stranger Day, brings us a new track in collaboration with Chicago’s British Knights. I’m a huge fan of this song and his new visual identity. Check out that Padre’s inspired SD! I’m looking forward to hearing more from this project (if there is anything else to hear). It’s always encouraging to see a friend put themselves out there in a major way.
Word on the street is that Stranger Day might be making an ATL appearance very soon…
Rehab’s new single, Welcome Home, hits iTunes today. I had the privilege to lead a team of designers (my Entertainment Design class at Portfolio Center) on some early concepts for the artwork to accompany this single. We ultimately arrived at this finished artwork after consulting with the band. It’s an photo of Danny (Rehab’s lead vocalist) as a kid and his grandfather in their Air Force jumpsuits. It’s a very personal moment in his life that he’s opening up and sharing to the rest of the world. Download the single on iTunes here.
Check out the range of design comps we created throughout the design process after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Nike Sportswear has teamed up with 6 emerging artists from 6 countries and have given them the design liberty to create alternative National Team Kits that flip the script on the classic football kit. In order to accomplish this, the Nike team asked artists contribute a badge, mascot, print and an alphabet in their handwriting style. I’m very pleased with their selection of Mr. Cartoon to represent the U.S. as I have nothing but respect for his work.
Check out the rest of the pieces, including an awesome eagle illustration of his after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
For the first release of our Fall/Winter collection, we’re giving first dibs at this new piece to our ATL supporters. It’ll be available Monday, October 26th at Standard on Peachtree.
We had so much fun duking it out against Esperanza last night at Graveyard Tavern that we’re already talking about doing it again! We’ll go even bigger next time! Thank you to everyone who came out and witnessed the throwdown, and special thanks to those who participated as part of Team Process. The final score was 3 - 2 in favor of Process! We won the categories of Darts, Pool, & Bearfights. Esperanza kicked our butts in Arm-wrestling and Sticker High-jump.
Come one, come…100 only! ESPERANZA & THE PROCESS have teamed up with your Atlanta Hawks to bring you a sporting experience like no other.
We have been given a block of lower level, center-court seats so that you can open up the 2009-2010 Hawks season in style on October 28th. Only 100 of these normally $80 tickets will be sold at a discounted price of $50. And if that weren’t enough… Each ticket will include the following:
-Pregame Tailgate
-Courtside Access for Pregame Warmups
-A Complimentary Chic-Fil-A Meal
-A Gift Bag of Game Day Exclusive Products from Esperanza, Process, & Sponsors with details leaking soon.
Important: All tickets will be waiting for you at will call at Philips Arena on game day. We are not shipping any of these tickets to anyone. Just swing by Will Call with a photo I.D. and your tickets will be under your name.
Click on the ticket above to purchase (via Esperanza’s webstore).
About a month ago, we were contacted by Kristina Feliciano, from Stockland Martel Blog. Kristina is the one responsible for making it one of the best photography blogs out there. For those of you who may not know, Stockland and Martel represents some of the brightest and hottest talent in the photography industry, to include Georgia’s own: Liz Von Hoene and Jim Fiscus. Kristina had read one of our Photo Friday posts about Stockland Martel photographer, Hans Gissinger. She thought it would be fun if Hans and I got a chance to speak again, and catch up since the last time we spoke. Like before, I decided to do a photo for Hans in appreciation for taking the time to speak to me. Here is a link to that conversation. Big thanks to Hans, Kristina, and the Stockland Martel crew. We love collabos! Kristina, let’s do this again soon. Enjoy, ya’ll.
Thanks to Franco for spotting this one on MTV Jams today:
DJ Greg Street from Atlanta’s V-103 radio station made a cameo in this video repping one of our out-of-stock & (regrettably) out-of-production fitteds from this Spring. If you were lucky enough to score one, congrats. It’s a collectors item now! I’m not at liberty to elaborate on that any more.
This weekend, we were lucky to be part of the Exposure fashion show. It was put on by our friends at XTM Online. Since Larry was off in in Cleveland for LeBron’s new sneaker release, Chris, Calvin and I were there to represent Process. Luckily we had fashion show veteran, Megan Huntz to help us out. A few days before the event, we all brainstormed and came up with the idea of sending our models out on the catwalk together as couples. Megan fitted her models with her dresses and our models walked out with some fresh Process gear. All the designers had some amazing work and the show turned out great. Thanks to Chris and Calvin for all the help with the show. Props to Jamie Hopper for the great photos.
Here’s a taste of what we’re showing with Megan Huntz Dresses for Exposure, taking place tonight in downtown ATL at the Rialto. If you haven’t secured your tickets yet, they’re available HERE.
We’ve been invited to participate in a 1st of it’s kind fashion show on August 7th. The show will feature all Atlanta designers including our favorite party girl’s line, Megan Huntz Dresses. We’ve got something up our sleeves on this one…
“On August 7, 2009, XTM Online will unveil its official website with a fashion show to be held at the Rialto Center for the Arts. The show will highlight some of Atlanta’s finest talent in the fashion industry. Designers will include Megan Huntz, PROCESS, IMBYU, Jamie Marx, The Legendary Convertible Bertt, and Ms. Mary Mac. Reebok is the official shoe sponsor. Music Provided by KLEVER. Complimentary bar sponsored by Gerard Bertrand Wines and Ciroc Vodka.
XTM Online was created in August 2008 as a platform to give individuals in Atlanta, and abroad, a medium in which to showcase their gifts and talents to a wider audience.” (via xtmonline)
Yesterday, I was asked to freak a type treatment for Levi Maestro’s new mixtape (mixed by DJ Sourmilk) featuring songs from his Maestro Knows web series that has gotten hugely popular over the past months.
I decided to go with one of my favorite “display/headline” fonts, Trade Gothic Bold No. 20 Condensed, that I’ve been rockin’ since my design school days. Also, I’m hyped to finally throw down on one of Zach Wolfe’s shots. He’s been holding it down for ATL for years!
