New Work

We've had a great holiday season and New Year and hope you had the same. We're eager to get back to work and are going to have some great projects rolling out in the next few weeks. On tap we have 2 new Web sites for Michael Symon as well as his online t-shirt store. In New York City we're going to roll out a Web site and photographs for a new restaurant opening in the West Village neighborhood of Manhattan. 2011 is hoping to be a busy and prosperous year for us and let us add you to our growing list of clients!

James Beard kitchen

Last week I had the insane opportunity to tag along with Chef Jonathan Sawyer and the rest of the crew from the Greenhouse Tavern and help them prepare the dinner at the James Beard house in New York City. It was my first time at the Beard house and the night was a fantastic combination of exciting dishes masterfully paired with beautiful wines from around the world. Strangely, I happened to meet several of my Brooklyn neighbors for the first time and we all immediately shared notes on our favorite neighborhood spots. What a peculiar and funky house on Manhattans West side and I would advise anyone looking for a truly unique experience to reserve a spot for one of these dinners.

Here is a great article on the experience!

Aaron's shirts for Dim and Dem Sum

Merchandise designs for the infamous Cleveland food truck, Dim and Dem Sum. Printed in limited quantities and sold only out of the truck. Honored to bring life to Chef Chris’s numerous late-night gourmet concoctions and put it to print.



lolitarestaurant.com

We've finally started on the design of Michael Symon's restaurant, Lolita. We wanted to use existing design elements matched with the restaurants interior color palette. The result is a site which honors the space, location and the menu.

2nd place at 2010 NYC Burger Bash

I was thrilled to be working alongside the Greenhouse Tavern crew from Cleveland, Ohio. Chef Jonathan Sawyer made a delicious lamb burger (recipe here) and we came in second place behind Shake Shack. What a tremendous honor and if felt great to be working the line again.