Posts Tagged ‘Evan Lehmann Graphic Design’
Context Aware User Interface:
More than a trend, a reality soon to be a requirement. I’m being watched and I like it! Although there are many concerns about privacy and... Read moreMaking Your Work Easier:
The Rise of the Responsive Design Templates. Should the wheel be reinvented?Let’s face it. Every website needs to work across all possible media platforms. While... Read moreStaying on Top of Trends and Techniques:
The Best Design Resources for Help & Inspiration.Are your methods up to date?Of course we all have our ways of doing things, and it’s easy... Read moreDrawer Plans in the Aether
An abstract take on some plans I had to build a chest of drawers. Read moreThe Secret Smile of Knowing What’s Under the Eyepatch (digital)
Adding color to this piece somehow made her even colder! This piece always interested me because of the rich texture of the jacket and eyepatch… Read morePack Square
A digital recreation of downtown Asheville rebuilt (nearly) brick by brick, window by window in Adobe Illustrator. Based on the beautiful photography work of Anne... Read moreThe Jungle Has Eyes
This piece is based on a strange dream I had in which a woman wearing all red was lost and afraid, running through a bamboo... Read moreDjembe Arts Collective Logo Design
Logo Designs for Drum and Dance Troupe Djembe Arts Collective Read moreDjembe Arts Collective Rack Card Design
Rack Card design to promote local drum troupe, Djembe Arts collective. Read moreAsheville Bike Taxi Brochure
A tri-fold brochure design for local pedicab business, Asheville Bike Taxi. Read moreAsheville Bike Taxi Rack Card
Rack Card design for local pedicab business, Asheville Bike Taxi. This design was meant to capture the spirit of the company by being bright and... Read moreFrench Broad Paddle Buddy
A micro site that uses the Google Maps API, this project helps users plan paddling trips on the French Broad River Paddle Trail. Although the... Read moreProject Access (educational)
Educational logo redesign concepts for local hero’s, Project Access. Read more