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JenniferYanok is an illustrator in Akron, OH. Jennifer Yanok’s bubbly personality is matched by her uplifting art that appeals to audiences of all ages. Her quick wit and intelligence is visible in the projects she creates.

While Jennifer’s work is sophisticated it also reflects pure innocence. Jennifer’s diverse influences are 60s mod, collage, Japanese art, Sci-Fi, Horror, and outsider art.

The Refrigerator features a floral pattern by famous Korean painter Seung-rim Ha that is accented in Swarovski crystal.This is the first product from the Gallery Kitchen by LG Electronics.

The following is a t-shirts I layed out for the blog, The Rocket Sheep.

In November 2008, Nick La of N. Design Studio spoke at the Future of Web Design conference in New York City about Finding Inspiration From Your Environment. The presentation shows how Nick La created 2 new illustrations and the process of making them (from sketch to final). Then he talks about where you can find inspiration and how he keeps his work/ideas fresh. At the end, Nick La presents two examples on how you can create original work from various inspiring sources.

Breadline Design Company Naming Machine

Quirky and funny. Breadline Design Company Naming Machine is inspired by the ludicrous number of design studios using coloured animals as company names. See what comes up for you.

Axel Peemoeller Design website’s design is very intriguing. The site construction allows the user to click and drag the elements of the website, rearranging them as you see fit. At first it seemed confusing, but the site’s interactive design is playful and it pulls you in to try and discover all the different layers of content.

Axel Peemoeller is an award winning designer, currently living in Hamburg, Germany. He has designed for “way-finding systems, books, brochures, magazines, annuals, icons, typefaces, corporate identities, photo shootings, environmental graphics, posters, retail stores…”

You must check out the way-finding systems he designed for this parking garage.. It will blow my mind.

I have been working a minimum 65-70 hours a week for the last 3 weeks resulting in a new job. Huge props to Mike Ace, thank you so much for the referral. I am now the in-house graphic designer for a fast growing restaurant franchise called the Earl of Sandwich. I am still doing my freelance on the side as well.

In the last 2 weeks, I have redesigned a PenneySaver ad (located to the right) and a WordPress theme, designed magnetic vehicle signs, 42″x42″ wall signs, direct mailers, e-marketing flyer, coupons and magazine ads just to name a few. I’m getting pretty exhausted. Luckily it is a holiday weekend and I get to go to the beach. Maybe, I will be able to take some photographs. Depends how many more projects I will be getting.