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Proposal for main identification sign (“CVS” used as a placeholder only). I like that even simple 3D models like this can communicate design intent so much better that conventional orthographic...
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I created this cantilevered sign inspired by the silo on site of this Brazilian Restaurant in Austin, Texas. In order to better project the impact of my design, I first...
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For the Chandler retail project in Georgetown, Texas, we used materials that would convey the desired “contemporary ranch”: limestone (cladding), (faux) rusted steel, galvanized steel. This identity was carried through...
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I was pleased to design the wayfinding signage for Scott & White’s campus in Temple, Texas. These were the drawings submitted: And this a photo of the finished result: In...
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When Berry Hill Baja Grill approached my employer sign company at the time, they presented us with a particular dilemma. While their signage square footage allowance was plenty for a...
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When an opportunity came up to propose a sign for the Zachary Scott Theater Center, I thought I’d shoot for Art Deco design cues, while incorporating an updated digital display:...
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Here are some SketchUp form studies. These were done as part of an approach to a developer by my employer at the time.
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As a designer for a sign company, you’re tasked many times with creating the clients identity. Faced with this opportunity, I went for the appearance of a classic carved sign...
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When I first moved to Texas, looking for a job, my prospective employer threw down the gauntlet, requesting a design for a prospect. Requirements: internally illuminated, four tenant spaces plus...
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Note the “i’s” dimensionality. “Connectors” wrap it, suggesting a network around the globe. Color scheme conveys a professional image.
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…in a Galaxy far, far away… well, more like: from 1995 to 2000. During that time, I owned and operated a sign shop. I called the business Art Industries. With...
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Someone asked me to turn this ugly scan into a nice looking, large format poster of just the motorcycle. Scroll down to see the results.
Hi, I’m Nando, and this is a collection of my work. I’m the kind of designer that concerns himself with the practicalities of fabrication, while pushing for innovation in the production environment. Creative left-brainer, pragmatic right-brainer, I believe complex problems benefit from simple solutions and clear communication. I use my attention to detail, empathy, and graphic design skills to solve such problems. more…
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