You know those projects that you love, but only for a second? Or maybe you only really like a small part of a certain project. Well, here are some of those projects that deserve to get at least some attention, but not worth all of the attention.
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, Ecommerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
MARKETING DIRECTOR Jasmine Peterson
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's website hosts a diverse collection of over 1,200 articles covering a wide range of topics related to the harms of porn, with a target audience focused on youth and a younger demographic. The use of dynamic visuals in each article helps to enhance the overall consumer experience, capturing the reader's attention and illustrating important concepts in a visually compelling way. By collaborating to create a collection of visually stunning images, we can bring the content to life and elevate the website's overall appeal.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Editorial Design, Social Media Design
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, Ecommerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
MARKETING DIRECTOR Jasmine Peterson
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's website hosts a diverse collection of over 1,200 articles covering a wide range of topics related to the harms of porn, with a target audience focused on youth and a younger demographic. The use of dynamic visuals in each article helps to enhance the overall consumer experience, capturing the reader's attention and illustrating important concepts in a visually compelling way. By collaborating to create a collection of visually stunning images, we can bring the content to life and elevate the website's overall appeal.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Editorial Design, Social Media Design
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's website hosts a diverse collection of over 1,200 articles covering a wide range of topics related to the harms of porn, with a target audience focused on youth and a younger demographic. The use of dynamic visuals in each article helps to enhance the overall consumer experience, capturing the reader's attention and illustrating important concepts in a visually compelling way. By collaborating to create a collection of visually stunning images, we can bring the content to life and elevate the website's overall appeal.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Editorial Design, Social Media Design
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug's social media presence makes waves with its approach to educating their followers on the harms of porn. They utilize custom typography and craft unique messages that truly resonate with their diverse audience of fighters. Fight the New Drug's impact is being felt across all major platforms, including Instagram, X (Twitter), and Facebook. The level of engagement and brand awareness they generate is truly remarkable and something to be celebrated.
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
MARKETING DIRECTOR Jasmine Peterson
SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Brigs Jensen
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
DESCRIPTION:
The Fight the New Drug collage is a powerful and striking representation that captures the raw energy and emotion of the movement. With its grit and texture, this collage is a true reflection of the passion and dedication of those who fight against the harmful effects of porn. From the broken relationships and shattered lives to the bold slogans and powerful statements that call for change, this collage is a powerful reminder of the urgent need to take action and stand up against the destructive forces of porn.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Packaging, Branding, Collage
DESCRIPTION:
Last summer, my then 7-year-old wanted to see his friend's race at the BMX track. As a child, I watched on repeat the BMX movie 'Rad.' BMX racing has always been a core part of my family's history. My older brother was a nationally-ranked BMX racer. I made this poster to remember my son's friend winning his race that night and to relive some glory days of my childhood.
CATEGORIES:
Personal, BMX, Poster Design
DESCRIPTION:
Fight the New Drug has truly become a global movement, both for love and positive change in the world, and it couldn’t be more proud to stand alongside all their allies and Fighters. The past few years have been spent admiring the passion, dedication, and diligence of Fighters worldwide who are working to bring awareness and education to their communities. The nonprofit's annual report was designed to match the personality of its Fighters and demonstrate the value of the movement to current and potential donors.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Layout, Design, Annual Report, Creative Direction
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education
DESCRIPTION:
Are you ready to relive your teenage years? Imagine your 7-year-old kid discovering pop punk in 2021, and you get to celebrate with them. Lean into your nostalgia and create something meaningful with pictures of your kid wearing checkered sunglasses and a checkered long-sleeved T-shirt.
CATEGORIES:
Personal, Poster Design, Pop Punk
DESCRIPTION:
Oh, have you heard about the "metaverse"? I mean, who wouldn't want to spend all their time in a virtual world with strangers from around the world? Anyways... as a part of the Alpha Kingdom metaverse experience, these parody brands were created. Fear of Dog? And The Rock being just okay? But hey, who am I to judge? Have fun, I guess.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Metaverse, Crypto, Streetwear, Merch, Stickers
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, Ecommerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
MARKETING DIRECTOR Jasmine Peterson
DESCRIPTION:
Have you heard about Fight the New Drug's Secret Store? It's the place to be if you're looking for some exclusive designs and stickers. But here's the catch... You need a password to enter this exclusive site. And the only way to get that password is by becoming a member of Fighter Club! It's their monthly donor program, and it's worth it. Once you're in, you'll get access to merch that the general public can't. So what are you waiting for? Join Fighter Club today.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Stickers, Fighter Club, Merch
DESCRIPTION:
As a way to relay and share important information gathered by Fight the New Drug, unique phrases, and multi-image carousel posts were created to condense information in digestible and shareable ways. These posts not only help to educate an already supportive following across all social platforms but also act as a means to educate less-informed individuals about essential issues.
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Keri Lusk
CATEGORIES:
Social Media Design, Infographic, Education, Layout Design
DESCRIPTION:
It is common for individuals to have the desire to start a podcast or have already embarked on such a venture. However, it is widely known that starting the process is only half the battle. The Jazzed Podcast was founded with the intention of sharing experiences related to the Utah Jazz by interviewing individuals who have had a connection to the team in some capacity. These individuals may include former players, employees, authors, beat writers, announcers, social media directors, or passionate fans.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Podcast, Branding & Identity, Utah Jazz, NBA
DESCRIPTION:
A range of campaign materials and marketing assets for Fight the New Drug. Materials and assets were strategically deployed across multiple social media channels and various websites to maximize exposure and engagement. The marketing content effectively conveyed the brand's message and inspired action among target audiences.
CATEGORIES:
Commercial, Campaign Branding, Creative Direction, Ecommerce
CREDITS:
CREATIVE DIRECTOR Jordan Gough
MARKETING DIRECTOR Jasmine Peterson
DESCRIPTION:
So, have you heard of Schitt's Creek? I mean, who hasn't, right? It's basically a millennial's TV show dream come true. And here's the thing: people have compared me to David Rose himself, like, all the time. Can you believe it? From my personality to my hair, to always wearing black, I've been told there's a resemblance there. Ok... But there's always a little debate going on in my office about whether my hair is dark blonde or brown. But honestly, I'm just happy to identify as A Blonde David Rose. Who wouldn't want to be like that icon, am I right?
CATEGORIES:
Personal, TV, David Rose, Poster Design
