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Jack Nicklaus Room | USGA Museum

An exhibit commemorating the life, career, and contributions of golfer Jack Nicklaus.

Graphic Design by Juniper&Scribe, Ltd.; Exhibit Design by Peter Hyde Design.

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World War I Volunteers | AFS traveling exhibit

An exhibit about the volunteers of the First World War before official US involvement. It highlights the story of the volunteer ambulance drivers that became the American Field Service or AFS.

Graphic Design by Juniper&Scribe, Ltd.; Exhibit Design by Peter Hyde Design.

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Welcome Center | Bahá'í House of Worship for North America

Accompanying the Temple located just north of Chicago on the shores of Lake Michigan, the Welcome Center introduces the architecture and history of the Temple to visitors. In addition, it provides background information to the faith and the symbolism that informs the Temple and the grounds.

Graphic Design by Juniper&Scribe, Ltd.; Exhibit Design by Peter Hyde Design.

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Headquarters & practice facility | Chicago Bears

A series of exhibit interventions were developed for the Chicago Bears’ home that included artifact displays, A/V components. and a wide variety of environmental graphics & signage celebrating the history of one of the founding teams for the NFL.

Graphic Design by Juniper&Scribe, Ltd.; Exhibit Design by Peter Hyde Design.

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Fundraising exhibit | Because I said I would

Display graphics for a fundraising event for a nonprofit group "dedicated to the betterment of humanity."

Graphic Design by Juniper&Scribe, Ltd.

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MARATHON exhibit | National Hellenic Museum

The Spirit of the Marathon: From Pheidippides to Today is a traveling exhibit on the history of the marathon including the legendary run of Pheidippides, its introduction to the first modern Olympics, and its place in the contemporary world as a source of competition and accomplishment.

Graphic Design by Juniper&Scribe, Ltd.; Exhibit Design by Peter Hyde Design.

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The Murtogh D. Guinness Collection at the Morris Museum | Morris Museum

An exhibit for an extensive collection of Victorian mechanical musical instruments and automata that was once own by Murtogh D. Guinness. The collection was bequeathed to the Morris Museum of Morristown, New Jersey. Both the New York Times and Exhibit Builder published articles on the exhibit.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership.

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The Quest Gallery | Mary Baker Eddy Library

The Quest Gallery is divided into two parts: the first explores the life of Mary Baker Eddy as well as the medical, cultural, and religious history of the mid-19th Century; the second explores contemporary spiritual quests. Located in Boston, MA.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Krent/Paffett Associates, Inc.

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Eastside Elementary School

A conceptual plan for an elementary school in Casper, Wyoming that would have incorporated educational elements throughout the building, not just within the classroom. The elements were tied together by three themes connected to the state of Wyoming: people, history, and nature.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership.

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Winnie-the-Pooh Room | New York Public Library

A permanent installation for the room that houses the original Winnie-the-Pooh stuffed animals that belonged to Christopher Robin Milne located in the main branch of the New York Public Library.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership.

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Internation Tennis Hall of Fame

The International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI “is committed to preserving tennis history, celebrating its champions, and educating and inspiring a worldwide audience.” James Silva, founder of J&S, designed the graphics for the ATP & WTA galleries.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Krent/Paffett Associates, Inc.

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Senses Exhibit | New York Hall of Science

An exhibit for younger children on the senses. The entry wall graphics would be a typographical composition of adjectives that evoke one of the five senses; the wall becomes a vocabulary building activity for early readers. Within the exhibit there would be unique stations focusing on each of the senses.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership.

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A Fable: The King & The Fortune Teller

This was 1/2 self-motivated and 1/2 a response to a brief. The brief was to create a piece of work around the subject of poverty, which is an incredibly loaded subject matter that I decided to subvert it a bit. This tale revolves around an anti-hero, who is a poor fortune teller traveling through an unfamiliar land. Each page is illustrated with a collage of 2-D and 3-D elements assembled together digitally.

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Promotional sketchbook | Lee H.. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership

This sketchbook was a successful promotional piece used as a give-away at conferences and sent to prospective clients. The outside cover features projects from the firm's portfolio and on the inside cover the firm’s design philosophy and work methodology is presented.

Graphic Design by James Silva while employed at Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership.

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Kelly O’Shea Public Relations

A boutique PR company specializing in “a variety of clients in the hospitality and travel industry.”

I developed, designed, and produced the overall branding including the logo mark, color scheme, typographic elements, stationary system, and the website. You will find the website here: kellyopr.com.

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Logos | Various clients

A plethora of logos and marks done a variety of different companies.

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Obstacle of Realism

This was a self-promotion piece that was sent out to prospective clients in New York. Everyone was e-mailing and promoting themselves through online means; by sending a unique (and admittedly puzzling) piece of mail I was hoping it would set me apart. Executed in two-colored silk-screen.

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Information Graphics | johanna neuman

A set of infographics to accompany a book on the role of New York’s ultra wealthy women role in the
suffrage movement.

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New York magazine

I have had the pleasure to work with New York magazine on several occasions within their “Creative Services” department. Amongst other things, they are responsible for graphic materials for several special events that occur throughout the year. I produced materials for a couple of those signature events: the New York Culinary Experience and the City Modern event and home tour.

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Floss & Wipe packaging

Packaging graphics for a disposable dental project. Featuring both graphics for the individual package and the 50 count box they came in.

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Proposed Pony Project posters

This was a proposed concept for a series of promotional posters for The Pony Project, a New York art show centered around the My Little Pony toy.

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Promotional mailers | The Home for Lost Boys

Two promotional mailers for an off-Broadway play. The first was a mini-poster for a fundraising party. The second was a postcard invite for the play itself – an allegory on the conflicts between Israel and its Arab neighbors. The images on the postcard are all of plastic toy soldiers with the front images being extreme close-ups of their visages.

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Pieces from Species of Spaces

This piece won the 2011 SMIBE (The Society for Moving Images about the Built Environment) competition and was selected for the 2014 ArCH Film Festival in Houston, TX. The brief was for a 3 minute piece about revolutionary ideas surrounding “the built world.” Instead of choosing an architect, designer, or building, I chose to highlight Georges Perec’s book Species of Spaces. Length: 3:16.

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Arcanum 17

A video piece based on a passage taken from the book Arcanum 17 by the French surrealist writer André Breton. A long-form prose poem, in this section he describes the titular tarot card, The Star – the 17th card of the of the major arcana. The book was composed while staying in Canada during World War II with his new love (and eventual third wife) Elisa Claro. Prior to meeting Elisa, Breton had been left by his wife and who had taken their young daughter along with her. The book is a meditation on love, loss, and rebirth. The final sentence in this piece is the first sentence to the next passage in the book – linking the symbolic to the real. Length: 4:41.

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Fountains

Part of an exploration of the electronic book that evolved into a series of media pieces based on different chapters from J.B. Priestley’s Delight. It was an investigation on how media could be used to illustrate and inform the written word. Fountains is a 1024x768 pixel Flash piece rendered with high definition video. Each ‘page’ features a one minute piece that is an amalgamation of animated collages, typography, sound, and video. As the reader clicks to a new page the text appears and builds in conjunction with the imagery. The music was produced with various samples from The Blue Hungarian Band. Above is the fully animated title sequence.

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Orchestras Creeping in to Piano

Part of an exploration of the electronic book that evolved into a series of media pieces based on different chapters from J.B. Priestley's Delight. It was an investigation on how media could be used to illustrate and inform the written word. Orchestra Creeping in to Piano is a 7 minute short film. Instead of doing a literal illustration
of the words, I produced and filmed the production of a mixed media piece (ink, charcoal, watercolor) that mirrored the layering of the instruments that Priestley describes. Likewise, the audio component is comprised
of a series of loops I sampled by the following artists: Max Richter, Balmorhea, Jimmy Giuffre, Chet Baker,
The Appleseed Cast.

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Smell of Tahiti

Part of an exploration of the electronic book that evolved into a series of media pieces based on different chapters from J.B. Priestley's Delight. It was an investigation on how media could be used to illustrate and
inform the written word. Smell of Tahiti is a 8 minute short film.

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Hell

Forty second animated piece based around the song Ode to C.C., Pt. 2 by The Flaming Lips.

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New Year's Eve 2012

Quick video intro to be projected at a friend’s loft party on New Year’s Eve … featuring pieces of Andy Warhol’s film Kiss & cut it up into a series of duotoned segments & overlaid it with text.

The music … starts with a brief sample taken from S-Type’s “Billboard” and contains a couple segments from Dinosaur’s “Kiss Me Again” (by Arthur Russell) … and the rest you can guess.

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Walk in a Pine Wood

Part of an exploration of the electronic book that evolved into a series of media pieces based on different chapters from J.B. Priestley’s Delight. It was an investigation on how media could be used to illustrate and
inform the written word. Walk in a Pine Wood is a 6 minute short film.

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Wood

Part of an exploration of the electronic book that evolved into a series of media pieces based on different chapters from J.B. Priestley’s Delight. It was an investigation on how media could be used to illustrate and
inform the written word. Wood is a 7.5 minute short film.

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