rebranding project for the Redmond campus employee store relaunch with public inclusion — still image of a super slow-moving motion graphic: the arcs come into focus as they drift from the left to the right, never dissecting the MS logo, only appearing with harder focus under "company store" and to the right; highlights run down invisible edges, like drops on an oil lamp, now and then. I did a LOT for this project and was abruptly let go. It was a relief and a drag because I just never wanted to recreate it again... for a portfolio? Eff that. It was gorgeous. I've never worked for Microsoft or PBJS since, nor would I recommend anyone do either.
creative direction - scott j bailey, agency - PBJS, Seattle
a startup in Spokane, Washington
typography & design - scott j bailey
an iPhone/iPad app
name, writing & design - scott j bailey
a social network
name & design - scott j bailey
a line of hand-made botanical soaps, deep sea salt scrubs and other self-care products
design and production - scott j bailey
an edgy line of gender-obvious infant apparel
name, writing & design - scott j bailey
organic underwear and activewear manufacturer
design - scott j bailey
a human being
design - scott j bailey
a new product concept, as seen on ABC's American Inventors
name, writing & creative direction - scott j bailey
kaleidoscope video iPod attachment
design - scott j bailey
indie film title graphic
design - scott j bailey
ethisphere's seals of approval
design - scott j bailey
a silicon rubber 'construction' toy
name, writing & design - scott j bailey
vampire repellant - a fine arts & crafts project
design - scott j bailey
a children's card game
writing & design - scott j bailey
an app development firm
design - scott j bailey
a website landing page identity
typography & design - scott j bailey