deflated

on the weekends i am a clown. so for my final project typeface, i decided to create 'deflated,' in honor of my deflated balloons.

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Alphabet (in class assignment)

Using another font as a template, I created Ark Ink, which is short for marker ink.

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message in the trees

photo i took in guatemala turned into an illustration with a message in the trees. the message explains where i felt on that entire trip, in a DREAM.

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coffee table book

this is a coffee table book made from a collection of my own poems. i made the entire book, not just a spread, but i am not putting it all on here. you can find it on issuu.com!

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the DISTRACTION of my semester

this is the cover of the fall 2009 issue of distraction magazine- the magazine of the students of the university of miami.

1. magazine= distraction

2. theme of the issue= take action

3. a little bit of effort can be all the change we need, and this is depicted through the 'evolution of man' idea picking up a piece of trash and throwing it out.

4. i hand drew the entire cover, using a sketchbook and pens, colored pencils, markers, and the like. i then scanned it in to touch it up on illustrator.

peace&love

stacey nicole coon

T-Shirt Design

this design was inspired by a weekend of "removing myself" of all distractions, and following all my intuitive thoughts. it describes an enlightening moment in my own life, as well as a close friend of mine who experienced the same thing, the same time, on the same days, in the same weekend. unexplainable occurrences explained only by this quote, that i had articulated after it all happened.

peace&love

stacey nicole coon

LOGO REMAKE with a twist.

the assignment- remake a nutrition chart or something of the like....

forgettaabouttittt.

i remade an old album label for the grateful dead-- one of the most amazing bands ever...and they never even had a single on the charts. but anyone who knows them can sing almost any song word for word.

so, who needs a chart?

:)

stacey nicole coon

the DENSMORE typeface

This simple project turned into an intriguing search for the designer of the self titled album cover from The Doors. I spoke with Ray Larabie on numerous occasions about the typeface, and even inspired him to update the current one- which he did, after seeing my final design. He actually sent me the updated version for free, when he charges about $20 for the new version. I never got to find the original artist, but the search is still on!