Hey Sushi
A modern, inventive sushi bar in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Shiro Maguro Tempura … best roll by far.
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John Slabyk
After attending RIT, starting out as a Film / Animation student, and ebbing over to Graphic Design slowly, me and my good friend combined our freelance powers under the name celsiusDesign. We soon began getting more work than expected, so we employed a staff of freelance designers. After winning a couple of awards, we were then hired up by Entertainment Direct, to be their Creative Directors.
After a year and half of that, I moved to Chicago, IL and decided to try to grab as much freelance work as possible, which is where I am now … constantly on the lookout for new projects.
Vancouver Canucks
The original Johnny Canuck was a WWII-era pilot … basically Canada’s version of Captian America. So with that thought in mind, I created this concept as a reinvention of Vancouver’s identity. In the goggles, I dropped in an homage to the original Canucks logo.
Buffalo Sabres
In March 2003, the ownership of the Buffalo Sabres was in the air. I created a series of identity concepts for the prospective new owner. An online petition was created and signed by 13,000 fans wanting to see these designs realized. As seen on: The New Blue and Gold Project
Rochester Americans
With the 50th anniversary of the hockey club quickly approaching, the timing for an update of the identity seems proper. In the ideas here, I have tried to retain the sense of history within the current identity, while updating some key components.
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Hey Sushi
A modern, inventive sushi bar in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Shiro Maguro Tempura … best roll by far.
Vancouver Canucks
The original Johnny Canuck was a WWII-era pilot … basically Canada’s version of Captian America. So with that thought in mind, I created this concept as a reinvention of Vancouver’s identity. In the goggles, I dropped in an homage to the original Canucks logo.
Buffalo Sabres
In March 2003, the ownership of the Buffalo Sabres was in the air. I created a series of identity concepts for the prospective new owner. An online petition was created and signed by 13,000 fans wanting to see these designs realized. As seen on: The New Blue and Gold Project
Rochester Americans
With the 50th anniversary of the hockey club quickly approaching, the timing for an update of the identity seems proper. In the ideas here, I have tried to retain the sense of history within the current identity, while updating some key components.
Rochester Americans Read More »