Holly Gordon

It has been one crazy summer so far, and I’m proud to say the number of projects I am working on is hefty. I am moving into a one-bedroom vintage apartment building in a few weeks on a picturesque, tree-lined street in Brighton. And although I’m sacrificing majorly on kitchen size (a 20-inch stove?!), I will have my own office. Joy! I will look forward to a major increase in production – hours and hours of pure, roommate-unadultered concentration. Can’t wait!

Here is a picture of the temporary tattoos (excuse the brazen mermaid) that were designed with love and ordered on Friday for, you guessed it, Wine Riot! Everything from the tickets to the t-shirts, newspaper ads to the guide were designed by yours truly!

I’m so busy, which is awesome – but I haven’t had a chance to post in a while! I’m working on some really wonderful projects at the moment –mostly websites –  including one for the American Meteorological Society! Stay tuned for some new portfolio updates!

There’s nothing more refreshing than opening a new, fresh batch of business cards. Better than the farmer’s market in the middle of summer. Well, only if the market was all out of strawberries.

Right now I’m working on some really awesome stuff at the Second Glass. I started there as an intern, but I think I’m going to stay for as long as I can. It allows me to create the really fun and lighthearted work that makes me happy, the kind of stuff I’m sure is difficult to come by and doesn’t come by very often! If you ever feel the need to broaden your wine horizon, the Second Glass is the place to do so. Check it out to drink, learn AND see some of my design skills in action!

Alcohol, education & fabulous aesthetics. I can tell this is going to be a wonderful summer!

Welcome to the new, updated site! Ever since I finished the last one, I’ve been wanting a cleaner, more open layout to display my graphic design services and portfolio. Thanks to Adam at The 42nd Estate for being superbly amazing and helping me get this up and running. I definitely couldn’t have done it without him!

So, stay as long as you’d like – have a look around! If you find any major quirks, let me know and I’ll get on them, stat!

Here’s a screenshot of the old one, for comparison’s sake. And for future nostalgia.