The Mütter Museum is a collection of odd medical paraphernalia in Philadelphia. In this student project, I explored rebranding the institution, taking inspiration from a conjoined skull they have in their collection.
Art Direction: Dave Seniors
Apocalypse When? is an exhibit produced by the fictional organization, Mammal. It explores the history of mankind’s predictions of the end times, and how they impacted society. These posters advertising the exhibition represent the main 3 categories of the apocalypse dates: Apocalypse of the Ancients, Apocalypse by the Book and Apocalypse 2.0.
Art Direction: Dermot Mac Cormack
Dimensions: 10″ x 18″
Apocalypse When? is an exhibit that explores the history of mankind’s predictions of the end times, and how they impacted society. This catalog, referencing the layout of a calendar, collects information from the exhibit. It includes a timeline of many dates when the world was predicted to end, and 3 chapters exploring specific dates predicted.
Art Direction: Dermot Mac Cormack
Dimensions: 9″ x 9″
Apocalypse When? is an exhibit that explores the history of mankind’s predictions of the end times, and how they impacted society. This app is a companion to the catalog, covering similar information and expanding on more of the predicted doomsday dates.
Art Direction: Dermot Mac Cormack
This website was designed for the fictional exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame titled “Grunge: The Music of the 90s.” It provides information about the event, and the five artists the exhibit covers – Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Mudhoney, Pearl Jam and Sound Garden. The site takes its aesthetics from flyers and other promotional material of the 90s, and uses html, css and javascript.
Art Direction: Keith Somers
The Ig Nobel Prizes award scientific research that makes people laugh, then makes them think. In this student project, I designed a rebranding, as well as the catalog below of some of their most notorious winners.
Art Direction: Dermot MacCormack
In this catalog, I explore some of the past winners of the Ig Nobel Prizes featuring images, and my own illustrated charts. With the subject matter being fun, I chose a colorful palette to represent the different categories of the Ig Nobel Prizes. The final printed piece was spiral-bound and featured 19 spreads.
Art Direction: Dermot MacCormack
Dimensions: 10.75″ x 9″
