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The Shins “Port of Morrow” Artwork

Brian — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 06:24:48 +0000

The other day, we were asked by Designer Jacob Escobedo to shoot the packaging he recently finished up for the The Shins “Port of Morrow” release. Let me first start off by saying that, if you don’t know who Jacob is, please just do your eyeballs a favor and head over to his site. When he’s not day-jobbing it as Adult Swim & Cartoon Network‘s leading creative, he somehow keeps finding the time to drop hit-after-hit in the design world on the side. The sheer detail, and amount of work he’s pumping out with the band right now is out of control; tour posters, inserts, screen-printed baby diapers… Okay maybe no diapers, but trust that those would be the finest diapers known to man.

It’s hard to take a bad picture when the stuff looks this gooood. Enjoy!

The Shins “Port of Morrow” Packaging – Designed by Jacob Escobedo

Modern Atlanta: Design is Material curators

Brian — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 06:17:11 +0000

John Cantrell, Weronika Cichosz, and Amanda Millner are three incredibly talented Interior Designers who are curating the Modern Atlanta Design is Material2 exhibit. The aim of the traveling exhibition is to feature different materials used in the architectural and design industries. The exhibition is Friday June 8th, come check it out if you’re in the A!

REEBOK X GREG MIKE | Reethym Of Lite 2011

Mai — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:28:13 +0000

A video we shot and edited over the course of 3 days this summer for Reebok’s Reethym Of Lite campaign. Enjoy!

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Greg Mike
GregMike.com

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Reebok

Video: New York Agenda 2011

Mai — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 19:06:12 +0000

New video we shot for MONTANA, sponsor of the upcoming New York Agenda Trade Show.

2011 New York Agenda from Mai+Bri on Vimeo.

Camera Assist: Matt Laster (www.letsdothisyeah.com)
Music: Rob Wonder (www.robwonder.com)

Artist: Mary Quinn

Brian — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 05:00:17 +0000

Mary Quinn is a phenomenal person. Earlier this year – at the time of this shoot – she had just returned from a four month stay in Korea studying traditional fiber and textile techniques from some of the most renowned artists in the field. She asked if we would help her get some images of her work for her website, and we couldn’t have been more excited.

Obviously, we didn’t know what to expect at first, but we soon were led to one of the coolest studio spaces in an old abandoned factory here in Atlanta. There was water dripping through holes in the weathered roof, sunlight peering through a bramble of twisted vines, and beautiful natural light everywhere…

Taken with Pentacon Six TL w/ Kodak Portra 400NC – Self Developed

That’s it for now, we’ll be posting another entry soon from a more recent shoot with a ton of her other work. Stay tuned!