CLIENT: Cook Car Flyer
A lovely lady on etsy commissioned us to create a poster to showcase their "Cook Car" and the history that it has. Here is what we came up with:
Snicklefritz News- Winter Vacation
It is that time of year when we need to take a step back and recoup from the long winters that we face here in the North East. We will be going on vacation starting the 22nd of February and will be coming back in about two weeks. If you have any issues with the current files that you have through us, please email us at snicklefritzdesignco@gmail.com. We will still be checking our emails while we are vacation.
Thanks,
Snicklefritz Team
Photo Credit
Thanks,
Snicklefritz Team
Photo Credit
Local Happenings:Ovarian Cancer Benefit
A friend of ours is hosting a benefit for her mother who has been battling ovarian cancer. She asked us to create a t-shirt for her event. We were happy to help her with this task.
If you want to find out more about this benefit, please visit this page. https://www.facebook.com/events/184137501796119/?ref=2&ref_dashboard_filter=calendar
Finito the Clown
CLIENT: Scott Kegler aka Finito the Clown
WHAT DID WE DO: Character Posters
A long time friend of Snicklefritz, Scott Kegler came up to us with an idea of character posters for his new act. We are still working out which of these samples will make the final cut, but we thought it would be nice to show off the before samples of these series.
Gypsy Tramps
CLIENT:Gypsy Tramps
WHAT DID WE DO: Advertising Material
Creating a unique flyer that matches the branding of Gypsy Tramps is always a fun challenge. Here are some past examples of work we have created for them.
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2013
Moo La La
CLIENT: Moo La La
WHAT DID WE DO: Advertising Material, Branding
Moo La La, children's consignment store, contacted us when they were in need for some updating with their advertising material for their upcoming sale. With their branding identity including a pink cow, how can we pass up this opportunity?
Flyer design for their upcoming sale.
Facebook covers to match their current flyer style.
Sample of an update to their logo
CLIENT:OVER MOUNTAINS
CLIENT:Over Mountains
WHAT DID WE DO:Blog Design
Hannah from Over Mountains is an old dear friend of ours. She had an old blog called Floral & Flannel but felt it was time to update her branding. We were happy to help her update her new blog Over Mountains with a fresh but modern twist.
Check out her blog here!
On a Piranha
CLIENT:On a Piranha
WHAT DID WE DO: T-shirt concept art
A local band wanted a new t-shirt design to show off at the numerous gigs. We were happy to come up with a wacky design that fits the quirky personality of these guys.
Empire Pizza
CLIENT:Empire Pizza, New London, Conn.
WHAT DID WE Do: Branding, Logo Design
We came up with a couple of sample logos for a local pizza company in New London. These are just to test what type of a branding they would like to go with.
Local Happenings: Real Pirates
Local Happenings:
Real Pirates Exhibit
Uncasville, CT
Pirates. Who doesn't love listening to a good old tale of a pirate making his own fortune by raiding the unsuspecting ships on the Caribbean Sea. With this new exhibit, on loan to the Foxwoods Casino, we were able to step back in time and learn the tale of the pirate ship Whydah and her untimely demise. Not only does this exhibit showcase actual artifacts from the Whydah wreck, but it shows you how life was for the pirates on board a ship. The highlight of my visit was being able to see and touch the only documented pirate treasure.
It was a fun experience that I wish I could go back and see. Be sure to stop by and view it before it leaves in February.
Incase you didn't know about the Whydah exhibit, here is a little review from the Foxwood Casino's website.
Real Pirates tells the compelling story of the Whydah, the first authenticated pirate shipwreck in U.S. waters, and the stories of the diverse people whose lives converged on the vessel. Sunk in a fierce storm off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts in April 1717, the Whydah was located in 1984 and is still actively excavated today.
This is a one of a kind exhibition that features more than 200 authentic items recovered from the Whydah – real treasure last touched by real pirates. Ranging from canons and coins and the Ship’s massive bell to personal items that the pirates wore, visitors are given an unprecedented glimpse into unique economic, political and social circumstances of the early 18th-century Caribbean.
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