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Here are ten examples of work created by Croset
Design. This is not an exhaustive list, just a glimpse into a |
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Client: Tisch Talent Guild
Description: The TTG is a student organization at NYU which features students working in the theatrical fields. We created a logo for them which could be used in three color combinations. The middle logo most appropriate for letterhead and the the third for T-shirts. |
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Client: Blume Media Group Description: Robert Blume, executive producer of the Drama Desk awards, runs his own producing company, Blume Media Group. He hired Croset Design to completely recreate his brand starting with his logo. His old logo was just some simple text with a standard drop shadow and he wanted something more professional looking. |
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Client: Lily Hung Description: We were given free reign on this project. The producers of Hairspray had decided to close their official forum because of it being so costly to maintain and we were asked to open an unofficial forum so the members of the old forum would have a place to go. We were given high quality graphics to work with and had a good time coming up with a unique look for each subsection of the message board, mimicking the look and feel of different scenes from the show through backgrounds and banners. We also created a custom navigation system, affiliate banner and converted all text based links into graphics for a seamless design. |
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Client: Theatre of the Reflecting
Pool Description: This small theatre company was putting on a showcase featuring the work of Forugh Farrokhzad. We were given just two weeks to work and old imperfect pictures to scan but we fixed the source material and created several pieces for them including postcard designs, playbill cover artwork, and full page poster art. The client, with no graphics program to use at home, requested the ability to edit the text themselves after the work was completed so we strove to deliver the work as Word documents with graphics, as opposed to delivering a standard JPEG or PNG file. The client printed the materials on their own after we completed the design work. |
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Client: Matthew Morrison,
actor Description: Matthew wanted a site mostly geared toward entertaining his fan base. This graphic illustrates the second design we created for him at the one year anniversary of his site's opening. His first design was blue and white, less earthy and more boy-next door which he had grown out of. His site included a journal, a Question & Answer page, a message board and contact information. For those with a more professional interest, we included his resume, media clips and press clippings. Each page features a different image of Matt from his various productions and appearances. |
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Client: Sweet Sisters Bake
Company Description: This home bakery wanted a website to expand their business potential and get noticed. The client provided images they liked to guide us in the right direction to suit their tastes- clean and neat but slightly retro. We selected the color palette by considering that their biggest sales come from baby showers and bridal showers. This site features a clickable slideshow so that users may peruse their available confections and only be a click away from the important information needed to place an order. |
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Client: Mary Bond Davis,
actress Description: Mary opened her website with us so we were able to start from scratch on a design that matched her personality. As you move your mouse over the different buttons, the picture in the circle changes. Her website, in contrast to Matt's, was geared more toward industry professionals. She wanted all her important information- resume, headshot, bio- to be presented in formats which could be saved and printed right off her website. In addition her site features quite a number of audio clips to showcase her amazing abilities. |
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Client: Manhattan Theatre
Club Description: One of our main duties at Manhattan Theatre Club was to design their annual report which was a 32-page black and white magazine style publication with a color cover designed by SpotCo. The report was later converted to pdf so it could be featured in parts on their website for the general public to view, where the photos were seen in color. We created page layouts with a heading font, content font, and an photo caption font. We used tables and shades of gray to present information in a more dynamic way. We also created a newsletter layout, a project year book and a program logo for MTC's 6@7 reading series. |
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Client: Runboard
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