Logo design for PISTACHE NYC, based on Parisian pâtisserie signage of the 1960s.
Chefs Noémie & Christine met at culinary school in Paris in 2011, and later both moved to New York City to begin PISTACHE NYC, whose mission is to offer a distinctive line of simple yet refined homemade treats, both savory and sweet, mixing French techniques and traditional recipes with the cultural melting pot of New York City, and a belief in natural, healthy cooking.
Poster & DVD packaging for the award-winning feature length documentary IN A DREAM, directed by Jeremiah Zagar.
IN A DREAM is an award-winning feature-length documentary that screened in theaters across the US and was broadcast on HBO. The film received two 2010 Emmy nominations, including ‘Best Documentary.’
All of the imagery used in the poster and DVD packaging design is artwork created by the film’s main subject, Isaiah Zagar.
Theatrical Release Poster
DVD Packaging
DVD packaging for the feature-length cycling film EMPIRE, by Luke Stiles & Christian Thormann.
Empire is a movie about having fun riding your bike New York City. In the tradition of BMX and skate movies, Empire follows New York’s best fixed gear riders and a few special out-of-town guests in and out of traffic all over New York City. The artwork was inspired by the 1972 Munich Olympics posters & Marvel Comics.
DVD Packaging
Alternate logo, kit, cap, bag & t-shirt designs for Ride Brooklyn, a Brooklyn’s bicycle shop with locations in Park Slope and Williamsburg.
Alternate Logo
Jersey
T-Shirts
The lower half of the Bikepile T is by Taliah Lempert of Bicycle Paintings fame.
All of the bicycle lanes in the Borough of Brooklyn
Sticker
Artwork for a collaboration with Jonathan Cammisa for a 4 volume zine which evolved into an installation that opened at Live with Animals in Brooklyn and Space 1026 in Philadelphia in 2009.
Dead of the Living Night consisted of 4 zines, out of which were produced 8 posters. A recreation of the horror section of a movie rental store and the Beat Ride – where riders would mount a moveable recreation of Falcor’s back from the Neverending Story – were built inside of a monolithic structure that was the centerpiece of the show.
Installation
The Beast Ride movie
Posters
The Zine
Series of digitally manipulated found photographs, shown at the now defunct WORK Gallery in January 2009 and a part of the Dead of the Living Night project.
In each found image a composite face was created from various features of people in the photographs. The composite face was then applied over the actual face of each person, with features adjusted to fit each one so they are all wearing a variation of the same likeness creating an odd effect.
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