The Genographic Project
I redesigned The Genographic Project creative for National Geographic’s eCommerce site.
Credits:
Design | Dani Bradford
I redesigned The Genographic Project creative for National Geographic’s eCommerce site.
Credits:
Design | Dani Bradford
National Geographic hired me to work on an identity project to find a solution in branding their new purpose initiatives, which would be used to identify and organize past and future projects. My solution was a series of icons which could be expanded upon in the future, but wouldn’t be visually overwhelming when used with existing program logos. I created wireframes for landing pages, Nat Geo magazine test pages, as well as mock-ups for other program websites and catalogs.
Credits:
Art Direction | Dani Bradford
Valentine’s Day promotion for National Geographic’s eCommerce site.
Credits:
Art Direction | Dani Bradford
Stylist | Linda Schleicher
This alcove was hidden from view around a corner at a cathedral near Valladolid, Mexico.
An grazing elephant at Addo Elephant National Park in South Africa.
These lanterns hung on ropes strung across every open space at a temple in celebration of Buddha’s birthday in South Korea.
The Chatila refugee camp in Beruit, Lebanon. A man walks down an alley through a puddle, underneath a tangle of electrical wiring and plumbing.
Out of the cave and into the sunlight; emerging from swimming in a cenote in Valladolid, Mexico.
A farmer rides this motorbike loaded down with produce to the market outside Jakarta, Indonesia.
I came across this pen of ducks on a dirt road outside Jakarta, Indonesia.