I got together with Tino Chow from Big New Ideas last month and we began the discussion about putting together a team of young talented professionals to rebrand a local non-profit. The goal was to test out the process over the course of two days and appropriately rebrand the non-profit but also start to develop a system that could be adopted by other design groups around the world to help these fine causes. So the past weekend was the first run of the 24hr design jam process. From here we will start to refine our methods and tighten the system. But check out what we came up with and visit the newly branded website. Also visit our article on the TED TALKS fellows blog.

A while back I designed business cards for my friend Laura Blanc, who makes beautiful jewelry. check out her website, http://www.lblanc.com and buy something. And speaking of website I recently designed her a simple shop site on BigCartel so she would have a web presence besides Etsy. Check it out.

This is a self promotional mailer/handout that I have been designing. I have now acquired all the materials I need and am starting to produce them. Now its off to work and getting these into the hands of potential clients. enjoy!

I am slowly but surely preparing some artwork to be sold as prints. My goal is to be a new addition to the RISD holiday sale this year with several pieces available as prints, greeting cards, postcards and other fun products. Here is a sneak peak at what I am working on.

I had my business cards printed at The Little Rhody Press recently and am very happy with what I came out with. My design was printed on a beautiful and toothy letterpress paper and ran through an offset press.

The business cards I have redesigned for NEPC are definitely a step in the right direction for this eco-conscious business. Serving high profile businesses in the North East and industries with high risk factors  including  food handling/processing, elderly care, health care and child care. NEPC needed to convey they are responsible and incredibly professional. From their unmarked vehicles and inconspicuous →

Here are some pics of the fresh off the press MIT mailers I designed for the OpenCourseWare alumni fund raiser. This piece was printed somewhere between 5 and 10,000 pieces. I will post process pieces up soon.

Ive been devoting most of my free time lately to developing a style and theme for my new vector art. Here are some new beginnings. work is still in progress. All images copyright 2010 Joshua Vizzacco

I have been working on a email invite over the past week and a half for ‘The Untitled Thinkers Project’ out of UCLA. Here are the semi final designs for 'The Untitled Thinkers Project' invitations. The artwork will also be used on the website during the launch and event. view the →

I recently had the opportunity to design a mailer for MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), these will be going to press in the next few weeks and I am looking forward to press check and getting some samples to photograph. Heres a sneak peak:

I just submitted my second 99designs contest tonight. Check it out:

I recently tried out 99designs.com and entered a contest for a home page that will be used to build a site out from. The contest ends in 5 days; here are designs:

I have been working on a email invite over the past week and a half for 'The Untitled Thinkers Project' out of UCLA.Please check out their amazing/exciting video interviews with some of the worlds most amazing thinkers and award winning writers.Untitled Thinkers Shown here are some of my studies, still in progress. VIEW THE FINAL INVITES

Here are some of my initial sketches for textile designs for the new Bite reusable produce bags which are sold at Whole Foods Markets in the North East.

Package design I did for Bite...

New postcards for Mike!

Original Bros As the brand manager for OriginalBros.com I do all the photography and graphic design work including the development of marketing ideas such as the bag heads shown below. I also did the design work for all the shirts, fashion labels and hang tags, shown below.

Flow Book was a senior year project with an open requirement to do a project based on water.

I was asked to design business cards for a boutique travel agency in Rhode Island. Here are some of the process works and final outcome of the cards.

Over the next months I will continue to study vector art and try and find a style for my own vector work. Trying to balance lots of projects is difficult, but I am finding that I can really develop my work if I give it some proper attention, focus and not rush the work or put so →