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Category: design
Coroflot Feature Squared
I am a huge fan of the art site Coroflot, and have my own personal online portfolio at this site only. The setup//functionality of this site is exactly what I wanted when looking for an online portfolio site. The design is simple, the site is navigational, and it has great foot traffic. I’ve gotten impressive
December 7, 2011 design, kensington manor, logos, tee shirt design, tees, typography, university. admin 0Dotting I’s and Crossing Tees
I recently had a request to do some tee shirt designs for the owner of a women’s apartment complex called Kensington Manor Apts, at an university in Idaho. They wanted something that they could pass out on campus to market the units and let people know its close to campus, affordable, and a great living
ADBA, A Quick Glance at Lasting Design
I’ve been doing freelance for the Art of Dance and Ballet Academy in Placentia, CA for a little over a year. I get a lot of random requests from them, but some are pretty fun! I have designed all their flyers, ads, programs etc, and my longest ongoing project has been to design all their
August 9, 2011 competitors, design, ikonna, imitation, ionica, knockoffs, packaging, purple, uv nail lamp admin 0Often Imitated But Never Duplicated
Charles Caleb Colton once coined the phrase: “Imitation is the best form of flattery”. Whether or not this is true, I found out today that I was subject to such “flattery” when my boss stumbled upon a competitor’s knockoff of one of my original designs! I’ve never had this happen to me before and I
T!3 Takes Tokyo
Along with our trip to Little Tokyo this weekend, we took a handful of band stickers that Matt has just ordered for his band Tora!Tora!Tora! One of the great things about cities like LA is you see people leaving their mark everywhere you go. Whether its tagging, or wheat pasting, or stickers, the signs are
July in Little Tokyo
Its always nice when I get off work early on a sat and get to actually go do stuff. Sorta planned out and sort of on a whim, my bf decided to take me to Chin Ma Ya, one of my favorite ramen places in Little Tokyo, where we were able to walk around and
Something new on the Vonazon…
A friend of mine recently approached me about doing a redesigned logo for a friend of her’s company. I looked over the brief and wanted to do something that had the same feel as their old logo but with a more modern approach. The original logo was a one color sans serif font, very basic.
Th-inking About Something New
Someone at work approached me about designing her first tattoo. I guess its her late in life rebellion that she’s getting for her 50th birthday. I tried to warn her about the extreme pain of a foot/ankle tattoo, but she has her mind set! She wanted something floral, with light embellishment that incorporated her daughter’s
March 23, 2011 design, fing'rs, french, illustration, interview, mon cheri, nails, packaging admin 0Keep you on your toes, or fingers!
I’ve been doing a few interviews in the last couple weeks, seeing what new options are available to me as positions are beginning to open up. I’ve always felt that the interview process is an interesting one, as there is no standard way to be interviewed and its often surprising the things you’ll be asked
Loft Loves Literature
Sometimes its fun when I get an added assignment at work, especially when its something related to design. LOFT is currently doing a collaboration with 3 magazines, Glamour, Lucky, and Self, in a hope to get more promotion and host special events. Unfortunately clients are not as thrilled to buy subscriptions to the printed word,
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What's New
Every year brings its own new exciting opportunities. With a plethora of creative projects, fun exhibitions, and thrilling features out there to be had, be sure to check them out here first.
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Trying to get this site up and running, may take a bit of time, but bare with me! Til then visit me at www.sooogoodstudios.blogspot.com
January 3, 2012 art, exhibit, illustration, ink, inking, ISM, kung fu, Meltdown Comics, Myths and Legends admin 0Meltdown Comics // The Art of Kung Fu: Myths & Legends
After recently designing a logo for the blog Punching On Paper for writer Ryan Gattis, I was asked to be a part of his upcoming show (in conjuction with ISM) at Meltdown Comics in LA to celebrate the new year. It is generally believed that modern Chinese martial arts derived from two separate mountains: Shaolin
Back to the Grind, Welcome 2012!
I’m finally back from my 10 day holiday break, which was good and bad in its own ways. Having time off was a splendid thing indeed, unfortunately my body decided it would be a nice time to get bronchitis. I was forced to stay in bed, rest, and recover. I must say it was some
Coroflot Feature Squared
I am a huge fan of the art site Coroflot, and have my own personal online portfolio at this site only. The setup//functionality of this site is exactly what I wanted when looking for an online portfolio site. The design is simple, the site is navigational, and it has great foot traffic. I’ve gotten impressive
December 7, 2011 design, kensington manor, logos, tee shirt design, tees, typography, university. admin 0Dotting I’s and Crossing Tees
I recently had a request to do some tee shirt designs for the owner of a women’s apartment complex called Kensington Manor Apts, at an university in Idaho. They wanted something that they could pass out on campus to market the units and let people know its close to campus, affordable, and a great living
November 29, 2011 art, birthday, china town, japantown, murals, musee mecanique, san francisco, vacation, wall art admin 0I left my birthday in San Francisco
This year I decided to do something different for my birthday, use some vacation time, and get out of the OC. My bf Matt and I traversed up the coast to the wonderful city of San Francisco. Whenever I go to a new town, the first things I’m automatically drawn to are the architecture, the
Green Screen and Grey Skies
There is something very cool about being able to do creative things with your significant other. Being as we both do design, with myself being more focused on print/packaging/branding, and Matt on media/video/photo, we are usually able to collaborate on some cool projects together. Over the weekend we utilized the blue screen at his work
North Park Artwalk, and Anniversary Fun
This last weekend the boy and I traversed down to San Diego to celebrate our one year anniversary, check out the local art scene, do a little sight seeing, and see what other kinds of trouble we could run into. Once there, we stumbled upon Old Town San Diego. It was almost like a small
Scott Lanier: Artist Extraordinaire
One of the coolest things about being an artist is when you run into other creatives, people who create art similiar to your own, or completely different. There is a wide world of art out there, and talent truly running amuck. Among these is my great friends Scott Lanier. Although his roots are in digital
October 3, 2011 alley 425, art, artwalk, CSUF, exhibition, gallery, long beach, painting, panda, soundwalk admin 0Long Beach SoundWalk 2011, Opening Night
This saturday a few of us ventured out to Long Beach for their annual SoundWalk, which coincided with the opening for the Robots and Angels Show at Alley 425. It was a truly interesting experience. There were noises and sights on every block. From my show, to the other more interactive installations, my friends were both
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CONTACT
Thank you for taking the time to visit me! Please, take a look around, leave comments, and if you like what you see, pass this link along!I am a graphic designer//illustrator based out of orange county, CA specializing in packaging and print design. My goal is to design clean, appealing, and functional pieces that are contemporary, and fashionable. My designs are don primarily using Photoshop, Illustrator, and Indesign.
This site is a place to showcase my work and post information on projects I’m currently working on or exhibitions I’m participating in. To view my online portfolio please visit www.coroflot.com/jenikah
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