7/28/10

Fence Installation, Day One [[july28]]

We got four panels of fence done on Day 1 [July 28]. Further than I thought we would! Kids from the Vincent House came to help me out, and boy am I thankful for that because it's a slow process putting all those pieces in (and it was REALLY hot out too), so THANK YOU to all the kids and counselors from the Vincent House who came out today to help!!
-s

t-minus 9 hours...

'till day one of "project fence decorating' begins.
i'm a little nervous.
but i'll be sure to post some pics so ya'll can see what's goin' down.
cheers.

7/20/10

Checkin' Things Off.

Banners [from THIS post] ordered - CHECK
 All 6,200 fence design pieces ordered - CHECK
 Fence design days planned - CHECK - [July 27-29 @ Skiddy Park, COME HELP!]
 Steve Powers coming next week - CHECK 

Oh boy. This keeps getting better & better.

7/19/10

Hot Air Balloons!

This has nothing to do with my internship... but enjoy these pictures of the hot air balloons I saw this weekend! :)
It was the 35th annual Wellsville (NY) hot air balloon rally! Soooo much fun. You should totally go someday.
<3S

7/12/10

One Step Closer!


We got a test batch of the little things we're decorating the fences with and they're SO COOL and SO COLORFUL and I'm SO EXCITED to see the real thing get done by the end of the summer!! Whee!!!! [ Please, join me in my excitement, will ya? Thanks :D ]

7/9/10

Logo Evolution.

The Near Westside just started an organization, SALT District Business Development, that helps new businesses in the area get their feet off the ground and get going. The organization will also be a place for any business owner in the neighborhood to come and get resources, advice and support from other Near Westside business owners. I was asked to design a logo for this organization, staying within the SALT District brand colors and existing logo. Here was my process:
The first logo was just a sketch. The buildings were good to go, but they wanted the original SALT colored circle instead of the simplified one. They also wanted it to look more like a real city, and some sort of evidence that this organization helps build businesses in the community. The last one is basically the one they'll be using, but with a few changes. So there you go, that's how I design a logo. This one was a little easier because I already had a lot of elements to work with. It was fun. What do you think?

-S

7/6/10

What's Going Down.

Things that have happened recently:

the 4th of July, once known as Independence Day:

A heat wave took over the world:

My cousin got married:

I found my life calling:

Annnnnnd, that's about it.
Have a nice day!
<3S