Marcos is a thoughtful and worldly character, yet towers over your average man. More »
Jon is a mysterious man, a man of contradictions, a man of the unexpected. And he has bunnies. More »
Even the most complex work with the most complex people is made happier with treats. More »
Clever project names make for a classic still life. More »
An honorary feast for our spectacular Dutch guest. More »
The Tour of California team cranked out an amazing piece of work, credited entirely to the devinity of the Holy Grill Burger. More »
Continuing our regionally-themed posters, this one was for Tim and his beloved North Carolina sweet tea and ribs. More »
A round of healthy eating with our friends on the Acrobat team. More »
Sonya speaks to us from Hamburg, where undoubtedly she was enjoying her shandy und brot. More »
Ethan is a giant, yet somehow he subsides on small containers of beet salad and water. More »
Three designers presenting simultaneously? It's an XD sausage-fest. More »
In yet another attempt at identifying Himgan's ethnic background, we tempt him with Chinese takeout. More »
Marketing effort promoting Orange Exposure's Professional Network services. Primary challenges are to communicate the complex service effectively and distinctly from competitors in the marketplace. Additionally we had to respond to the particular visual challenge of reaching a visual audience in a visual-saturated world. More »
Borov and Ty have some fruit and cereal together (part of this nutritional breakfast). More »
Over 20 years of Macromedia culture and corporate adventure captured in this timeline-based information graphic. Total annual revenue is subdivided by product, and a given row height is relative to the density and significance of that year's events. More »
Brownbag poster series. Ryan gets his cappuccino, he's a happy man. More »
Artwork created for the new Orange Photography office entry wall. A unique piece in that it represents Orange Photography as a master brand but also communicates through visual devices familiar from Orange Exposure marketing work. More »
Brownbag poster series. What's eating Josh Ulm? (perhaps his inner angst's struggle with a that hardened outer shell). More »
Brownbag poster series. Beer vs TV (beer is a recurring theme in Ryan's adventures and mishaps). More »
Brownbag poster series. Giant Jamba (in honor of Ty's ability to make a Power-size smoothie last all day). More »
Sake and sushi (LiFE vs XD's Japanese colleague). Second in a series of posters and screen-display signage promoting lunch-time XD team presentations. The character of the speakers is presented in the artwork as appetizing lunch-time objects. More »
Borovsky, the pioneer. First in a series of posters and screen-display signage promoting lunch-time XD team presentations. The character of the speakers is presented in the artwork as appetizing lunch-time objects. More »
Album artwork. Grit vs polish, form vs texture, Wholeness is an album both pristinely electronic and wrapped in analog griminess. More »
The tension between fine art and commerce drives this second campaign for Orange Exposure. A flirtation with dualities, the campaign explores and challenges the distinctions between photography as documentary and as personal expression, between art and business. More »
Full brand identity for international water-purification/social-health organization. Waterhealth is doing visionary work applying technology to relieve destitution in third-world countries; healthier people are more enabled to develop strongly as a society. More »
Work promoting Orange Photography's first fine-art gallery showing, SF Faces. In collaboration with Start Soma. More »
Feature profiling music producers as the new era of rock-stars. Issue #11.10. More »
Feature story covering developments in cancer treatment. Issue #11.08. More »
Prototyp is a multi-faceted design exercise which explores sports-prototype racecar engineering. Technical illustration, product design, structural and surface engineering, language-independent instructional design (for an international audience), and ecommerce development support the exercise. Ultimately the subjects are rendered Origami-inspired paper model kits. More »
Brochure capturing the core vision and drive of this small independent racing team. The story and language were created specifically with the Malaysian sponsor (and major investor) Proton in mind. Images were shot over the course of a year during the development of the team's all-new four-stroke racing machine. More »
Identity and collateral system for the Karting program at Jim Russell Racing Schools. Photography, video stills, and layout capture the frenetic experience of karting. More »
Special issue of Music Player Magazine. Designed and produced in two days just before Christmas, the ambitious book was assembled from imagery sourced directly from the featured manufacturers and editorial written as the pages were produced. More »
A collection of this jazz dance musician's work is returned to the dance studio once more. More »
Orange Photography is a collective of photographers exploring and redefining the photographic medium. Agency, art studio, photographic services, digital lab, ecommerce-driven gallery and print fulfillment... all approached with the same expression of excellence and diversity. 2003 Webby Business Award Winner "Best online and offline brand experience"
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A resurgent jazz/funk album from the venerable James Taylor, brought to vibrant life by producer Mark "Snowboy" Cotgrove for Ubiquity Records. More »
An acclaimed album by Latin Jazz great Arturo Sandoval, recorded in Los Angeles less than a year before his defection from Cuba. The artwork plays typographically as jazzy and exuberent as the music on the disc. More »
The story of the 2000 MotoGP season told through a montage of photography and competitor's words. A richer experience than the typical motorsport annual, the book was intended to become a companion volume to Quokka's earlier Whitbread.org/book project. More »
Comprised of spatially schizophrenic typography and photography, the first 918 book is an abstract of modern urban life and its sensory inundations. Complex forms, structures, densities and vast wasted emptinesses contrast and define what it means to be alive and surrounded by metal, machines and messages. More »
Volume 2 of Cubop's Afro-Cuban dance collection. The 16-page booklet featured bios of each included artist with continued frolicking typographic treatments intertwined with archival photography. More »
Funkstorung's music is inseparable from their process... sounds are sought out, sampled, collided, minced, congealed, regurgitated and coagulated... The result is pure beauty. A compilation of the band's works created under the title of "Reclaimed" naturally needed artwork that reflected their process. More »
Rerelease of an ultra-rare and out-of-print latin-jazz album by this renowned Cuban percussionist. More »
Nine-months-worth of digital assets from Quokka's live race coverage are mapped to the competitors' 32,000 nautical miles of racing, as recorded by GPS satellite. Each interlocking spread of the book presents the prevailing content for a two-day period. When tiled together, the book's spreads cover a 10'x40' foot wall with a map (and story) of the entire race. More »
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Uncommissioned ad concepts play on the dynamics of bubbly orange juice. More »
Quarterly music magazine featuring Polygram Group artists. Printed on newsprint and distributed as a free fanzine next to piles of fliers, there was no evidence of Polygram's involvement. More »