Are you interested in having me bid on your project, but not sure how the whole thing goes? Here's a step-by-step guide to my personal design process.
Look for my page in the latest edition of the directory. My collection of new work will be in the current volume, DI 26 published in January 2010.
Design projects by and some references to Leighton Hubbell and Hubbell Design Works have been featured in over two dozen books over the course of my career.
Loathe and detest the common thief – especially a plagiarist.
This week, David Airey, prominent graphic designer and blogger was notified by his client, Miskeeto that another designer, Matt Earnshaw had featured David’s very visible logo design and process work in his own online portfolio. Presumably, having everyone assume it was his own work. In addition, after looking at the site’s design, it became apparent that another well-known web designer, Jon Hicks had his personal website design ‘borrowed’ in the process.
I just received notification today that six of my logos will appear in the upcoming 2011 release of LogoLounge Master Library Vol. 3, Shapes and Symbols.
This past week I was able to visit the LeMay Automotive Museum in Tacoma, Washington during my family vacation. It is home to the world’s largest individual collection of cars in the U.S. and was started way back in 1946 by Harold LeMay, an entrepreneur and business man.
For those of us that are into things automotive and automotive-related, it is an interesting and quirky collection of more than 3,500 cars and memorabilia.
Here’s a time lapse of a recent logo illustration I’ve done that includes a mother kangaroo with an infant in her pouch.
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