A section of recent identity systems designed by Elliott Earls.
Declare your defiance in the face of institutionalized stupidity in this American Apparel Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction • Polyester retains shape and elasticity; Cotton lends both comfort and durability; addition of Rayon makes for a unique texture and drapes against the body for a slimming look Go to minislimited […]
The strange masonry work of architect Eliel Saarinen inspires the signage and identity for a rustic northern Michigan studio. Subscribe to the Studio Practice Channel When you subscribe, it helps keep the channel running. The unfortunate fact is that the more subscribers a channel has the more likely it is to stay active. If you […]
I recently purchased a massive Synology server in order to harvest and centralize 15 years of work archived to CD-ROM. This two color screen print was produce to promote one of my many performances at “Here” in Soho. This is a rough and ready screen print on newsprint from when my studio was located on Greenwich […]
In 2011 I was asked by then Director of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Reed Kroloff, to redesign the identity system for the Academy. After extensive research on the history of logos at the Academy, I began a two year long design process that produced the logo shown above and the identity system below. The typeface […]
Over the course of the last two weeks I’ve been designing a new identity system for the gallery WassermanProjects. The logo above is one component of the system. As the system takes shape I’ll publish more here.
In 2005 I was asked by Cranbrook Academy of Art to exhibit recent work. I named the work “Bull and Wounded Horse.” This was the logo I developed for the exhibition.