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Bailee Alexis Plowman
Website and Motion
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May 2024
Art Director: Cassandra Reese
Institution: Pennwest University, Edinboro
Team credits: Sydney Oxenrider, Andrea Rhodes, Lindsey
Beans-polk, Liam Pearce, Riley Francis and Avery Marshall
Lake Erie Hydraulics is company based in Erie pa, that specializes in hydraulic repair.
The team was inspired by retro garage signage for the branding.
We wanted to create a website that is easy to acess and navigate for all types of customers.
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December 2024
Art Director: Cassandra Reese
Institution: Pennwest University, Edinboro
Team Credits: Madeline Lucroe, Becca Man, Lindsey Beans-polk, Vince Iezzi, Riley Francis and Avery Marshall
The Historical Institute of Culture & the African American Experience is a Legacy Museum dedicated to empowering the community with knowledge and resilience through immersive exhibits, local art, and historical storytelling
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August 2023
Client: Liberty Street Antiques in Franklin PA
Liberty Street Antiques is an antique store with a passion for unique, quality antiques, collectibles, vintage goods and curiosities.
"We want a visit to Liberty Street Antiques to be a pleasant, welcoming, and enjoyable experience – one our customers will share with others."
This infographic explains to the average person why recycling plastic water bottles is so important. The video also advises on how to recycle these water bottles so the viewer has more information on how they can help the environment by recycling.
This motion design is for the museum of bad art (MOBA). It uses the slogan art too bad to be ignored to compel people to come and view the artwork.
This motion design is for the museum of bad art (MOBA). It encourages people who visit the museum to create bad art.
This motion design is for the museum of bad art (MOBA). It uses the flower from the main logo to draw people in and then the logo is spelled out at the bottom to let people know that it is for the MOBA.
The Museum of Bad Art (MOBA) logo comes to life in this dynamic motion design. The logo starts by breaking into separate pieces, with each part appearing individually. As the logo fragments float on screen, lines and splatters of paint are used to pull them together. These movements guide each element back into place, gradually forming the complete logo. Along the way, text appears, explaining what MOBA stands for, so viewers can see the full meaning of the brand. The final reveal brings all the elements together, showcasing a quirky, chaotic assembly that mirrors the museum's celebration of unconventional art.
