Jean-Luc Slagle

Check it out, my design for Love Water won the logo-of-the-day on January 9th, 2013!

I recently worked with Joshua Moore at Evermoore Films to come up with a complete brand identity to mark his new company’s entrance (and his return) to wedding film making. The result is a logo that demands attention, and a timeless brand that will allow him to build his company for years to come. Check out the full brand at http://jeanlucslagle.com/portfolio/evermoore-films/ or http://www.evermoorefilms.com/

Remember, that any type above 16pt that's not body text deserves to be manually kerned! Check out the full article on my website! http://jeanlucslagle.com/kern-manually/

"A thing, until it is everything, is noise, and once it is everything, it is silence". Antonio Porcia

Just finished a re-brand of charity organization "Love Water." More to come soon with the new brand implemented. Check out Love Water on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lovewaterorg?ref=ts&fref=ts

Excited to start some work with the Love Water charity Organization on some new branding! http://www.love-water.org/

Just began a cool new collab with Hailey Golich Photography: America The Beautiful. http://jeanlucslagle.com/portfolio/america-the-beautiful/ Also on Instagram.

Awesome series of posters re-creating real life client-creative interactions http://sharpsuits.net/Home

Daily Design Tip #6 Today's Tips is about Context and Content, and how both can work together in a design composition. Full article at ... http://jeanlucslagle.com/context-vs-content/ See more

Working on a new logo for a consulting firm. Great feel for fine-tuned ligatures and some tasteful gradients.

Almost finished with this new new Typeface. It will be available in Thin-Bold. It's a new, modern take on a classic ultra-wide sans serif. What should I name it? Now accepting suggestions. Winner will be mentioned upon release.

The man who stops advertising to save money, is just like a man who stops the clock to save time!

Today's Tip is about using wight and color to create a visual hierarchy. Read the full article here: http://jeanlucslagle.com/prioritize-using-weight-and-color/