The Love Explosion
Natto has proposed this logo design for The Love Explosion (theloveexplosion.com), a new company that makes quite a wonderful Barack Obama T-shirt.
posted by petenawara • Aug 13, 2008 at 9 AM •
Our Work
Natto has had there hand in quite a bit of work, Here are just a few examples, call for more.
Sears - Manage My Home
As the front-end team lead for Sears Managemyhome.com, Dan Nawara was able to keep a cutting edge design on track while maintaining quality, scalability and web standards. All within the confines of a complex, multi faceted web application.
posted by dan • Aug 13, 2008 at 7 AM •Inersol Website
Natto Designs gives up some designs for this wonderful Solar Energy project.
posted by petenawara • Aug 12, 2008 at 11 AM •Pepe Navarino - Illustration
Here is an illustration done by one of our in house artists. Take a look at his website to download this as your desktop wallpaper or for you iPhone or PSP.
posted by petenawara • Aug 12, 2008 at 11 AM •Cajual Records Comp
Here’s a composition we put together for Cajual Records.
posted by petenawara • Aug 12, 2008 at 11 AM •Pete Nawara - Online Portfolio
Take a look at petenawara.com, The online portfolio of Pete Nawara. Simplicity is used in order to showcase the work in this example.
posted by petenawara • Aug 12, 2008 at 10 AM •Obtiva.com proposal.
Natto is currently in the process of an obtiva.com design refresh.
By leveraging the strength of the obtiva brand and the working elements of their existing design, we’re helping this company of industry leading developers hone their message and better reach their target audience.
posted by dan • Aug 12, 2008 at 6 AM •Libtech submission
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This was my second topsheet creation/submission, and I now know there were a lot more factors than I originally anticipated. But over all I liked the weird imagery. See if you think it fits there co. image www.lib-tech.com
posted by dan • Dec 07, 2007 at 5 AM •Illinois Math and Science Academy
When IMSA needed to get a handle on the mixed up jumble of site that was their home page, We helped sift through the information and move it to one standards compliant XHTML Template.
posted by dan • Sep 14, 2007 at 9 AM •