For the Leibowitz 2013 holiday card, the inspiration came from: paper, animation, and New York City. The idea was to recreate the experience of living in the city during the holidays. The project resulted in a stop-motion animation conceptualized and executed all the way from storyboard to release. It included a video, a "behind-the-scenes" blog entry and a release email blast. Endless hours of paper cutting, photo shooting, and photo editing rendered the final product in After Effects, connecting hundreds of photos and adding holiday effects to bring it all together.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
Large-scale rebrand and website redesign for Syracuse University College of Visual and Performing Arts (SU:VPA). Using animation to tell the story of the college’s dynamic logo, six typefaces were adapted to represent six academic programs, each housed beneath its own distinct logo. The identity leverages existing University elements, and allows the college, academics and programs the flexibility to work harmoniously or autonomously. The responsive website features work created in the community along with striking campus imagery to demonstrate all that the college has to offer.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
Hatteras Funds is a respected financial expert with over a decade of experience focusing solely on alternative investments. The innovative and dynamic website, relaunched in 2015, is a powerful resource for financial advisors to better implement alternatives into their clients’ portfolios. It features rich educational content and detailed product pages unlike any other site in this space. Worked alongside the Interactive Art Director on the site redesign.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
Conceptualized, storyboarded, and animated work reels for the Leibowitz site. The Digital Reel showcases the agency's websites, email marketing campaigns and animations. The Design Reel features some of the strongest branding, advertising and marketing collateral materials from the agency's archive.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
Mott Haven Academy Charter School (Haven Academy) is a Bronx charter school dedicated to providing a world-class education for students in the child welfare system through support from the New York Foundling. The school's website redesign in 2014 is complete with integrated social media elements, online application forms for students and teachers, interactive calendars, and easy access to offsite educational and parenting resources.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
Designed and animated Time Warner Cable's 2014 Holiday eCard, released via email blast.
Designed TWC Policy & People Blog.
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This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
With more than 40 years of asset growth, Reich & Tang excels as a specialist in the liquidity and cash management marketplace.
The creation of Reich & Tang's engaging logo animation, morphing the brand's rotating ampersands, highlights the company’s commitment to flexibility and partnership. The synergetic taglines incorporating the “&” (Flexible & Focused, Loyal & Committed) complement the logo and further establish R&T’s engaging personality and entrepreneurial spirit.
An updated Twitter page design is also included.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
Each month, Leibowitz releases a wallpaper download on their blog for your computer, iPad or iPhone designed by a member of their creative team. It's a fun way to get to know each designers’ style while decorating your desktop or device. I designed the following wallpapers for February and March.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
This marketing campaign was centered around the Leibowitz motto, "Critical thinking fosters creativity." Released in three installments, the campaign was created to engage and familiarize our subscribers with animated emails and a fun interactive quiz that leverages our brand. Displayed here are the email designs and animated gifs created for each.
This project was developed while working at Leibowitz.
