Jump Stop Safari Mailbox
Customized mailbox out of PVC for a favorite client, Jump Stop Safari.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Top Pizza Restaurants 2014
Top Pizza Restaurants 2014
Journalist and Food Connoisseur, Scott Schroeder traveled the United States in search of the best pizza restaurants. After trying over 100 of the best independent and chain pizza restaurants each city had to offer, Schroeder had the difficult task of narrowing his selections to three.
The award goes to...
1. Cici's Pizza
Journalist and Food Connoisseur, Scott Schroeder traveled the United States in search of the best pizza restaurants. After trying over 100 of the best independent and chain pizza restaurants each city had to offer, Schroeder had the difficult task of narrowing his selections to three.
The award goes to...
1. Cici's Pizza
A vibrant atmosphere, great selections, and all you can eat for cheap makes this restaurant a people watcher paradise. Cici's left a lasting impression on Mr. Schroeder's colon. "Cici you later."
2. Little Caesar's
Little Caesar's has someone else's pizza waiting for you long before you arrive, and only makes you pay $5.00 for it. Mr. Schroeder commented, "Pizza. Pizza."
3. Domino's Pizza
Mr. Schroeder came across a quaint, little restaurant nestled in a fast-moving city. He had stumbled upon a Domino's Pizza, known for making one of the highest quality pizzas in the world. When Mr. Schroeder spoke to the CEO, he said that the pizza he used to sell his customer's sucked, so they decided to revamp it into this award-winning formula.
So, next time you are out traveling, look for one of Mr. Schroeder's award-winning pizza restaurants near you!
Friday, May 30, 2014
Happenings
The right people are coming to see me at the right time. Clients I have posted before. Although these are smaller projects, I am excited to get to still be a part...
Labels:
50th Anniversary Logo,
Design,
Little Miami Conservancy,
Logo,
Project,
Scram Crawling Insect Killer,
the sketchpad,
Typography,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Colgate
Custom Cut Colgate
Die cut set-up, added bleed, production files (also made the cut-out dog driving the car in the background)
Labels:
Colgate,
Design,
Production,
Sign,
the sketchpad,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II
Monday, May 19, 2014
Scram Crawling Insect Killer
Scram Crawling Insect Killer
Yahoo! Finance - SCRAM Scrawling Insect Killer
I finally get to share a very rewarding branding project I have been working on with an amazing client, Tomie Gartland, owner of SCRAM Crawling Insect Killer. The product has been approved for sale in all 50 states, and can be purchased at scrambugs.com.
I finally get to share a very rewarding branding project I have been working on with an amazing client, Tomie Gartland, owner of SCRAM Crawling Insect Killer. The product has been approved for sale in all 50 states, and can be purchased at scrambugs.com.
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| Scram Crawling Insect Killer -- Comprehensive Solutions Award -- William D. SIEMER II |
Labels:
Brand Identity,
Cincinnati,
Design,
Fastsigns,
Illustration,
Link,
Package Design,
Press Release,
Remove Bed Bugs,
Scram Crawling Insect Killer,
the sketchpad,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Rolling Stone's Intentional Mistake
Rolling Stone's Intentional Mistake
Although it is old news now...working in/with Design, PR and Marketing for as long as I have, you have to assume this Rolling Stone magazine mistake was intentional. A large amount of professional proofreaders, photographers, editors, and designers would have seen this, and somebody would have known this was incorrect before going to print.
If "John Hancock" wasn't "mistakenly" put on her back tattoo, this cover would have been ordinary, and easily ignored; however, the mistake made it talked about for weeks.
You can't believe everything the media feeds you...
E-Online's Article
Although it is old news now...working in/with Design, PR and Marketing for as long as I have, you have to assume this Rolling Stone magazine mistake was intentional. A large amount of professional proofreaders, photographers, editors, and designers would have seen this, and somebody would have known this was incorrect before going to print.
If "John Hancock" wasn't "mistakenly" put on her back tattoo, this cover would have been ordinary, and easily ignored; however, the mistake made it talked about for weeks.
You can't believe everything the media feeds you...
E-Online's Article
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Wine Header
Labels:
Design,
Retail,
the sketchpad,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II,
Wine
Tick in a Jar
Tick in a Jar
Pretty gross. I guess this is what I get for taking the dog out in the woods for 8 hours. Removed this "sucker" from the back of her neck, and threw it in some alcohol.
Pretty gross. I guess this is what I get for taking the dog out in the woods for 8 hours. Removed this "sucker" from the back of her neck, and threw it in some alcohol.
Labels:
dog,
Nature,
Photo,
the sketchpad,
Tick,
Tick in a Jar,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II
Friday, May 9, 2014
Works in Progress
Labels:
Design,
Production,
Signs,
the sketchpad,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II,
Works In Progress
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Green Tea Kit-Kat
I've been very lucky to work with a lot of great people. Charles saw my love for green tea and Kit-Kats, and turned it into this generous gift.
Labels:
Green Tea,
Kit Kat,
the sketchpad,
wdsiemer,
William Siemer
Friday, May 2, 2014
Zamboni Model
Zamboni Model
Getting out the millimeters for the design/production of these custom decals for a Zamboni model.
Getting out the millimeters for the design/production of these custom decals for a Zamboni model.
Labels:
Decals,
Design,
Model,
Production,
the sketchpad,
wdsiemer,
William D. SIEMER II,
Zamboni
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