| Take a look at my brand page applied to the new facebook layout! Much easier to see post, not to mention the insight graphs and reporting are much more useful!
design
Z•A•MARTZ Logo 2006 to 2014
Z•A•MARTZ Logo 2006 to 2014
| I thought it would be interesting to see how my “branding” has evolved over the years. The gif is a little small but it’s a bit hard to track down files going that far back with the type of quality screens demand now-a-days.
Hope you enjoy this little evolution.
Z•A•MARTZ 2014 Logo
| Admittedly the last logo rendition I did for 2013 was a bit rushed. As a result It lacked structure and thought. Today I am launching a much stronger version that pay homage to my original mark attempts back in 2006 and the 2013 fractal styling I love today.
Z•A•Martz focuses on 3 core concepts :
Technical Structure, Design Esthetics, Business Objectives!
Each Portion of the the Z•A•Martz logo represents one of the three facets on my approach. The logo is composed of three colors plus white.
I went back to the downward pointing logo with the understanding in this digital age content is explored by going downward instead of side to side. Thus the logo directs you to the content.
The “Z•A•MARTZ” Text also directs attention down and the bottom point of the mark can fit into the valley of the “M” (also points downward).
The fractal pattern I created evokes the logo esthetic but allows for a very unique repeating pattern that forms irregular shapes between each a joining fractal square.
ZAMARTZ New Twitter Layout 2014
ZAMARTZ New Twitter Layout 2014
I’m not for nor against this… a bit lack luster to me – I still hate that everything is cropped into long-ish horizontal images.
Frederick Framed
Frederick Framed
| I bought this frame a while ago because it was gold and fit my bedrooms motif. I never had a reason to use the frame until Frederick gave me a Instagram printout of NYE 2013. The perfect fit!
| ???
| Read Insta-comments -> http://bt.zamartz.com/1lkPblf
Monument Valley
Monument Valley
| ???
| super fun and beautifully designed
| Read Insta-comments -> http://bt.zamartz.com/1mZaDxb
Donald Duck Themed Hotel Room
Donald Duck Themed Hotel Room
HYPERVENTILATING – Why did I decide not to goto Japan?
There are Donald Duck themed rooms at the Ambassador Hotel at Tokyo Disneyland…
I’m SO beyond done, I’m past the point of envy…
TOMBOLO SECTIONAL
MOSTMODEST, 2014
All I can say is “lesigh” to this sectional set. It has a ll the sheik design lines, pop of color, and Mid Century Attitude that I LOVE! Oh and it’s functional.
Designed by MostModest, the Tombolo sectional allows for infinite floor plan flexibility. With both linear and curved elements, Tombolo fits any need from lounge to cafe to large public spaces. Through material and color, the designer has an unlimited palette in which to create interiors from the subdued to the expressive. Wood contrasts with powder coated metal creating a warm and engaging sofa collection. Integrate power and table surfaces to create the ideal relaxed working environment. Contact HighTower project management for assistance with sectional specifications.
Proudly hand crafted in the USA.
ZAMARTZ + New Twitter Refresh 2014
| Not sure I really care too much about this update… I was really hoping the gradient overlay would be gone from your Title/Info Card on your profile.
New @Google Maps
| Love the new look and features. Now to tell the 1 google maps person I know! LOL
‘@ZAMARTZ BEST posts of #2013
@ZAMARTZ BEST posts of #2013
Here is a quick year in review for zamartz
Generated using the best of tumblr tool. So Create your own.
+ Remember follow me anywhere with @ZAMARTZ
(Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Behance, Flickr and more!)
The Chart of Hand Tools #work
The Chart of Hand Tools
Should have one or two of each of these tools in your toolbox!
With over 300 meticulously illustrated tools this chart celebrates the tinkerers and the doers: those who build, repair, and create. Breaking down all manner of hand tools by their basic function, this sprawling print covers the most basic, such as the humble yet mighty hammer, to the most highly specialized, such as the 24 types of files depicted here. A hand-crafted compendium of ingenious and essential devices, this chart is a complete cut-list of the tools that empower makers and artisans.
And the chart is printed with brass and aluminum metallic inks to give it a shop-ready sheen.
24″ x 36″
Each print is signed and numbered by the artists, and comes packaged in a Pop Chart Lab Test Tube. See below for finishing options, and note that framed prints require an additional 3 business days of processing time.
Using 100 lb archival recycled stock certified by The Forest Stewardship Council, this poster is pressed on an offset lithographic press in Flatlands, Brooklyn.