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  • Café Étranger Labels

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    Aaron

    After creating the logo design for Café Étranger, I also took the liberty of throwing together a couple of labels that could be used to write on (using the Nexa Rust Script font the client enjoyed originally as his “signature”). I designed them to be printed by a professional printer, but could also resize them to print at home if with some…

  • Café Étranger Logo

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    Aaron

    In late June 2015, one of my friends approached me to create a logo for his coffee roasting side business he was starting. He called it Café Étrangér (“foreign coffee”) and he wanted to target primarily the expat community in Korea with his beans. Below, you can find the full Project Brief notes I used…

  • REACH Jeonju Contact Cards

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    Aaron

    The REACH Jeonju Contact Cards were designed in close correlation with the REACH Logo Redesign. The REACH team wanted some kind of contact cards for the team to distribute to churches and other people who were interested in helping to serve and minister to the prostitutes in Jeonju (these were not designed to distribute to…

  • KOTESOL 2015 Jeonju-North Jeolla Regional Conference Poster

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    Aaron

    I enjoy making these posters (mostly because I enjoy looking at them when they’re posted – and I personally think my designs look better than the other KOTESOL poster designs). However, when I was given the Conference title this time – “Teaching English: What’s Left to Learn?” – I was a little stumped. I wasn’t…

  • REACH Jeonju Logo

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    Aaron

    REACH reached out to me to design some contact cards for their small organization and told me “you might need to ‘tweak’ the logo a bit.” So, although the design request was primarily for a set of contact cards, I put in a pretty significant amount of work on the logo as well for the…

  • AICF Banners

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    Aaron

    Over the years, I’ve created numerous banners for AICF to stand on either side of the cross behind the pulpit. It all started with the 2010 banners I made to go along with the website redesign that year. The full banner collection is below: 2018 Acts Banners 2017 Romans Banners 2016 All About Jesus Banners 2015…

  • AICF Easter Banners 2015

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    Aaron

    As I’m the graphic designer at church, I have the option to produce almost anything I think is interesting that matches the theme of the week or message series. One thing I’ve enjoyed producing for quite a while are double banners (60cm x 180cm) that hang on either side of the cross behind the pulpit. Inspiration…

  • AICF One-Year Bible Reading Plans

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    Aaron

    I’ve made two separate sets of One-Year Bible Reading Plans for AICF. The first was a double-sided A4 made of my own initiative in 2011 and the second was a smaller, B5 booklet made by the request of the pastor to go along with a similar one made by the Korean church. 2015 Booklet Download…

  • AICF Sermon Art

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    Aaron

    Since around mid-2012, I began creating Sermon Art for the AICF. Here is the collection as it stands so far: Isaiah 43:25 Philemon: Charge it to me James: Put your faith to work Philippians: A study in contentment Galatians: Justified by faith Matthew: The book of Kingship Easter 2012 Easter 2015 Christmas 2012 Christmas 2013…

  • JJU Global Lounge Banner

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    Aaron

    One of my coworkers asked if I could help “rebrand” Jeonju University’s Global Lounge (formerly the English Cafe). The previous banner had absolutely no University branding whatsoever and was just filled with what looked like a Tag Cloud of (English Cafe related) English words. I started browsing the Internet for some inspiration and found the…