The KAFI 2009 program is back from the printers and looks good. If you would like to download a .pdf copy of the program, click on the link below. KAFI 2009 is right around the corner, May 14 - 17. For more information about festival or educational conference passes, visit the KAFI site for more details.
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The KAFI 2009 program, a 4 color, double-sided 18″x24″ map-fold brochure, is finished and off to the printers. When I receive a printed copy of the program, I’ll post a larger version of it on here for you to check out. It feels nice to be wrapping up the design work for the festival because that means it’s right around the corner (May 14-17). It should be another fun festival.

Recently, I have been in the process of digitally restoring some old family photos using Photoshop. Below is a picture of my great grandmother, my uncle Tom, and my dad (holding the pup with the zipper malfunction). Click on the photo to see larger versions of both the original scan and finished restored image.

Here’s the final artwork for the Kalamazoo Animation Festival International 2009 festival poster. Textures and effects created in Photoshop by Kevin White. Click on the image above to see a larger version of the poster.

For the past year, I have been working with Maestro eLearning and Wellness Works to create a flash-based wellness e-learning program. The program, consisting of 10 30-45 minute modules, covers a wide variety of topics ranging from nutrition, exercise, and rest. Wellness Works illustrates through engaging and informative animations how even the smallest changes in lifestyle choices can make a huge impact on your vitality. What makes this program successful is that not only is it informative, but quite entertaining. Concepts that can sometimes be difficult to wrap your head around are presented in fresh ways that are easy to follow and done with casual delivery. For more information about purchasing the course for yourself or your company, please visit either link above. Below are several screenshots from the Wellness Works program. All modules were constructed within Flash using elements from Illustrator and Photoshop.

Recently I finished the identity for Kalamazoo/Grand Rapids, MI-based Raygun Recording Studios. The basic concept, mix recording gear with vintage sci-fi. What came out of it, a chromed-out raygun/microphone sporting a classic raygun fin. The logo was created in Illustrator as a two-color logo to be used on business cards, album artwork, t-shirts, web, etc.