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A Brief Pause
11 Jan 2010
There are many more pieces coming, and many more mods to this site on the way. After the initial flurry [...]
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Update
5 Jan 2010
A couple problems fixed:
The drop down category menus appear to be working
I’ve successfully blocked the “Administrative” category both from the [...] -
A Quick Note
5 Jan 2010
Things are still very much under construction around here.
I have tons of stuff yet to add. The good, the bad [...]
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A Brief Pause
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ProVira Products (2009)
Early 2009 my cousin contacted me about designing some labels for his cleaning products. Rather than just phone that in I started asking questions. The result is more than just some labels, it’s a unified branding strategy, starting with a logo for the Blue Crush product line.
These products are not sold to consumers directly but rather automotive dealers and detailers. They are delivered in 1, 5 and 50 gallon bottles, buckets and barrels. I wanted consistency across all the products but also wanted the end user to be able to differentiate the products at a glance, and not just via the text. Backgrounds for each label were chosen to reinforce that product’s usage.
The labels will be printed and put into use in early 2010.