Xmas Greetings
My first personal business card. I wanted to create a seasonal atmosphere. Killing two birds with one stone, I made the front into a Christmas card and the back into a business card.
Online portfolio of Samuel J. Byrnes: Visual Communication Designer. I am available for work now. TALK TO ME VIA: yes.i.sam@gmail.com or mobile telephone_0438 160 109
My first personal business card. I wanted to create a seasonal atmosphere. Killing two birds with one stone, I made the front into a Christmas card and the back into a business card.
Recent job for my church, St. Luke's Miranda. I was in charge of revamping the youth flyers and yearly planner.
First page of a powerpoint presentation for college. Explanation underneath...
This was the last slide in a powertpoint pres. Topic was open. For full 5 page slideshow and the rest of my work click on my PORTFOLIO link.
In the future how will the natural and technological harmonise and will it be sustainable? Photoshop montage based on such ponderings.
Purely a Typographical exercise. I can't take any credit for the astroboy image which I scanned from a postcard I scored while visiting a museum in Tokyo. The original flyer was DL size. Decided to use a square approach.
Alas this one didn't make the cut. I began this project for a new Real Estate agency sprouting up in Frenchs Forest but due to time constraints they decided to go ahead by themselves.
Kinselas Hotel
Taylor Square, Oxford Street
Identity, Business Card and
Launch Flyer for new 3rd level
function room
This was a new identity and pamphlet concept for Fujiyama Japanese Restaurant on Norton St. Leichhardt. Mixing old with new I recreated a traditional Japanese stamp but used contemporary type. I decided to make the pamphlet into a postcard. Hopefully giving a familiar, friendly feel to the piece. As this would be mailed out I wanted to create something that people wouldn't throw out like most other junk mail.
Finally. It starts. Plenty more on the way but for now...
Brief: Experimental Stationery Suite
Concept: I built this visual identity from the word "cracked". It evolved as I worked and I arrived at the tagline "CRAKT: fading memories of..." The fact that the tagline trails off emphasises the fading, as does the discoloured photograph and the absence of certain facial features.
Design: Samuel Byrnes
Photography: Found