Shirts can be an expensive investment! I enjoy working with clients to keep their budget and audience in mind. Most of the examples below were created for Real Life’s GEAR STORE (gear.real.life) which raises money for feeding programs in Central Florida. Their slogan, “BUY GEAR. FEED PEOPLE.” has promoted the merchandise in their various campus locations and web store and has helped get their Outreach Programs to be able to serve over 1 million meals per year.
This shirt was created to go along with a teaching series at Real Life called "Transformed". 750 of these bad boys sold in the first weekend that they were made available.
This Fall line of merchandise included the softest tees, long-sleeved shirts and beanies - all branded with a R-E-A-L leather tag. Campfire style mugs completed the Fall merchandise.
This summer line of merchandise was inspired by Real Life’s constant message of “Love where you live.” Location-specific t-shirts and mugs were sold at each of Real Life’s 7 Central Florida locations.
Spring merchandise at Real Life - floral friendly and ready for spring training.
This beach-centric line or merchandise included hand-written “Florida” branded tees/hat, simply branded beach towels and a black-on-black Corkcicle tumbler.
This foil print was a hit at Real Life's University of Central Florida location, where the Knights colors are black and gold.
The client requested a shirt that said "Outreach" that volunteers could wear while helping with neighborhood projects. After meeting, I convinced him to go with "Love where you live" as a more appropriate message, and something that people could wear anywhere. The letters were handwritten on an iPad pro, including each of the neighborhoods represented in the word "LIVE".
