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Stef Marcinkowski | graphic design. illustration. storytelling.
http://www.stefmarcinkowski.com/case-studies/amaco.html
One of my newer clients, Amaco Construction Equipment Inc., recently exhibited at the National Heavy Equipment Show, April 18 and 19, 2013, at The International Centre in Mississauga. I was offered a show pass to come check out the booth graphics I designed, take a few pics and explore the show floor. Wandering through the show aisles, I discovered and talked with many fine people, including:. The Amaco booth graphics I designed comprises of six 10’ wide displays, mounted to metal poles 10’ in the air an...
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Stef Marcinkowski | graphic design. illustration. storytelling.
http://www.stefmarcinkowski.com/case-studies/century-21-vehicle-wrap.html
Century 21 Vehicle Wrap. Nice portfolio, but I'm not seeing any vehicle wraps.". This was an actual quote a nameless recruiter said to me this past summer. At first, this comment made me feel totally innadequate and full of shame, despite my many career successes. But I was determined to not let this get me down. Cuz while I love cars and graphics with equal passion, I just never had any opportunities come up to design a vehicle wrap. And how do we get opportunities to do things we've never done before?
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Stef Marcinkowski | graphic design. illustration. storytelling.
http://www.stefmarcinkowski.com/case-studies/marketing-impact.html
Marketing Impact Mini Catalogue. I was recently brought in to create an emergency, super-rush project; a 16-page mini catalogue for an upcoming trade show. On my first day, I was seated in a large, open-concept studio, next to what I thought was a ridiculously-oversized coffee vending machine. It kept buzzing away all day without letting up for a single moment. The vending machine buzzed away. With a couple changes to the mockup, I finally jumped on the computer. I must admit, the source files were i...
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Stef Marcinkowski | graphic design. illustration. storytelling.
http://www.stefmarcinkowski.com/case-studies/band-branding-jolly-rogers.html
The Jolly Rogers band branding. Back in 2005, The Jolly Rogers were Hamilton's hottest ska-punk sound. So when it came time for the band to record their first studio album, I jumped at the opportunity to create the artwork for it. First, band member Tyler presented me with his kickass logo concept combining a skull, guitar and trombone. I refined the design and created a suitably playful and evocative wordmark to complement it. Here's the 3-colour CD label and inner cover sleeve with the album lyrics.
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Stef Marcinkowski | graphic design. illustration. storytelling.
http://stefmarcinkowski.com/vdsd
Stef's creative ideas began flowing immediately, his input was pivotal. He exceeded expectations, and positive outcomes are inevitable. Stef has always been a talented creative resource. Conscientious, always diplomatic, an asset to any company. Stef has incredible attention to detail, juggling mulitple jobs at once. Organized, personable, never misses a deadline. Treats each job with the same importance. Carillion annual report pitch. TD annual report pitch. Century 21 vehicle wrap.
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Marco Barisione’s Weblog » New versions of Message Notifier and Boss mode
http://blog.barisione.org/2013-06/new-versions-of-message-notifier-and-boss-mode
Marco Barisione’s Weblog. New versions of Message Notifier and Boss mode. June 25, 2013. I uploaded new versions of my two extensions ( Message Notifier. To extensions.gnome.org. To update, just visit the extension pages and click on the update button next to the on/off switch. Notifications coming from Empathy and XChat-GNOME. Sorry if it took a while, but Debian (even unstable) is still using Gnome 3.4. Join the fray by commenting, tracking what others have to say, or linking to it from your blog.
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Stef Marcinkowski | graphic design. illustration. storytelling.
http://www.stefmarcinkowski.com/case-studies/dutch-media.html
Hey Mom, I finally made it onto the big screen. Sort of. I was concerned that a matte box is too obscure an icon for the average person to decode, and too complex a shape to function as part of a logo. AJ assured me that this logo is targetted towards film industry pros who are familiar with all the tricks of the trade. So I started with the mate box, even though I still had doubts that it could work. I started off with the matte box, trying a few things with and without an iris. Then again, maybe not.
