Rick Kurtz
designer
writer
part-time altruist
full-time thinker
focused on digital design
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When designing the campaign for Baggallini Spring 2014, I drew inspiration from the product. Bright and saturated colors dominated that seasons product line – supported by friendly Key West location photography. Headlines matched back to the product hero, as did bold bright lines helping to frame product.
Baggallini Spring
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When designing the campaign for Baggallini Spring 2014, I drew inspiration from the product. Bright and saturated colors dominated that seasons product line – supported by friendly Key West location photography. Headlines matched back to the product hero, as did bold bright lines helping to frame product.
Baggallini
Spring
website spring
supporting pages & assets
website spring
First figure out the why.
The how will come later. — Jung
First figure out the why.
The how will come later. — Jung