Launching a series of cool movie vehicles with this art print.
-Sir, are you classified as a human?
-Negative, I’m a meat popsicle.
Revised logo for a friend who does traditional Chinese Lion Dance. The color scheme (gold on black) was taken from the old school Chinese signs. Love it!
The full design process can be viewed here:
http://andreydanilov.com/tea-lion-logo-design/
Here are the initial logos we created for AIG (American International Group Inc.). Both logos were meant to be for Dragonshield – a division of AIG, selling insurance specifically to Asian-based companies. Our task was to make a Dragonshield logo as well as an IPO Boost logo.
Agency: Mangham Gaxiola
Creative Director: Robert Gaxiola
Art Direction: Andrey Danilov
Initial sketches and ideas.
Singapore’s Local Independence Agency Of The Year – Mangham Gaxiola wanted a new website to announce their move to a charming little conservation shophouse that was first TCM clinic and institute in Singapore. Inspired by its Chinese heritage, we created a website that blends both East and West, and told their story.
The website is built with a simple yet interactive “moving particles” symbolizing the power of creative collaboration.
Agency: Mangham Gaxiola
Creative Partner: Robert Gaxiola
Copywriter: Geraldine Oh, Erika Choo
Web designer: Andrey Danilov
Web developer: Make Studios
To see particles in action check out the video below or go straight to the website.
Here is a great story about an invisible art form of sign painting. This incredible craft with a long history has almost disappeared with an invention of vinyl cutting machine. The full movie is available on iTunes, just click on the banner below.
And here is another great video about signs.
My little Jimi Hendrix tribute illustration made it’s way to the front page of GuitarPlayer.com
This summer NASA promised us 3 supermoons in a row, so I thought why not make a small logo for such a cool event.
A supermoon is the coincidence of a full moon or a new moon with the closest approach the Moon makes to the Earth on its elliptical orbit, resulting in the largest apparent size of the lunar disk as seen from Earth.