Jill Brunner

BARk - A concept dog park and bar/cafe hybrid. Now, visits to the dog park are about relaxing in style instead of muddy shoes and damp benches. A proprietary retail line completes the branding system.

BARk - A proprietary retail line completes the branding system. A wooden dog house invitation with a pint-glass-shaped door drives home what BARk provides.

Isis - Ethereal bath & body products inspired by Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess of resurrection, rebirth and new beginnings. The design was inspired by the rich robes and opulent jewelry of ancient Egyptian culture.

rogueApron - An independent underground supperclub and speakeasy in Atlanta, Georgia. From their website: Partnered with East Atlanta Brewery, rogueApron brings it; food that has been cooked with love, for people who are soon to be your friends, in a relaxed atmosphere where your drunken sated contentment is our only goal.

rogueApron - Wine labels are made to be applied upside-down so they can be read as they're poured (as they very frequently are at these social events!). An anonymous quote is gradually revealed on the inside of the bottle as it is enjoyed. A custom font allows Lady Rogue to create future signage and menus on her own.

Play It Again Sports - In order to breathe new life into a flagging brand, we remind people that the joy of the game comes from play, not competition. Full re-brand includes corporate identity, packaging, new business model, marketing, etc. (see entire PDF on www.jillbrunner.com)

Mela - A hand-painted bottle of apple-infused olive oil made in the idyllic Italian countryside.

PlantLife - The UK's only not-for-profit organization entirely dedicated to preserving wild plants and flowers in their native habitats. (branding, identity, packaging, form design & marketing collateral)

PlantLife - A book on medicinal plants educates the public, while branded journals, notebooks and a reusable burlap bag can be given to higher level donors or sold in retail outlets for earned income.

PlantLife - Guerrilla art is used as a tool to communicate PlantLife's message to urbanite Londoners. If they don't see the country, they may not think about the fact that their environment is disappearing around them. Stickers, paste-ups and spray stencils of endangered flowers bring wildflowers, and the startling facts, to these city dwellers.

PlantLife - Guerrilla art is used as a tool to communicate PlantLife's message to urbanite Londoners. If they don't see the country, they may not think about the fact that their environment is disappearing around them. Stickers, paste-ups and spray stencils of endangered flowers bring wildflowers, and the startling facts, to these city dwellers.

PlantLife - PlantLife's mark could become an official choice to be placed on UK registration plates. As is common practice in the U.S., drivers pay an extra fee for the special plate, and the benefits go to the organization. In addition to the branded burlap bags, journals and notebooks, PlantLife would sell this "coffee cuff" made of salvaged wood, with proceeds directed toward the organization's mission.

Squirrel Nut Zippers - 13" x 39" gig poster for the jazz/swing band. Their hit song, "Hell," is echoed in this, the ultimate vision of agony: the super tall eternally unreachable cupcake tray. Won Best of Show, the Student Choice Award, and a gold in the Creative Circus student show.

Okushon - An unparalleled new means of travel: a super-luxury Japanese bullet train, which features an on-board spa, Konohana; a restaurant, Shichi Fukujin; and a business center, Kurabu.

Okushon - The menus and cigar box come packaged together in a handmade furoshiki (a traditional method of wrapping and carrying items in Japan). A 36" roll-fold cut-paper brochure explains the luxurious amenities.

Okushon logos - Logos for bullet train, executive center, restaurant and on-board spa. The Okushon (meaning luxury apartment) logo uses color to move your eyes. The Kurabu ("club" or "society") logo implies status with a green keyhole. Shichi Fukujin (The Seven Lucky Gods of Japan) has a more organic feel and reflects the square place settings in the restaurant. Konohana is a softer departure from the other three logos, while still maintaining the feel of the brand.

Random Acts - Note cards with fun, original haikus to be given in celebration of random occasions like a hospital visit or a girlfriend's breakup. Envelopes are lined with novel but fitting materials such as medical gowns and mirrored sparkles.

L@TE: Live at The Earl - A 3-disc set of live music recorded at The Earl. The eclectic and exciting nature of the East Atlanta staple is reflected in the use of myriad colorful photos from the interior of the venue. Bad Earl, the bar/restaurant's namesake, graces the cover of the albums. A detachable CD is seamlessly attached to the center of a vintage record.

Beer Country - A commemorative 6-pack accompanied by a CD of country music about boozin'. A bar key slips into a "holster" on the side of the package. Designed to be sold at Larry Joe Taylor's Texas Music Festival and Chili Cook-Off, sponsored by Coors.

Spark - A line of elegant, disposable party supplies for the savvy hostess. Opposing panels that tell a story from his/her side of the party show how champagne and cocktail weenies can spark a conversation. Original rosette-style closures mimic the logo.

Spark - A line of elegant, disposable party supplies for the savvy hostess. Opposing panels that tell a story from his/her side of the party show how champagne and cocktail weenies can spark a conversation. Original rosette-style closures mimic the logo.

BUST - Bust is a snow and surf brand designed for the skilled female athlete who has outgrown the trendy, cutesy, and sometimes scandalous apparel that populates the market. Snow- and beach-bunnies may prefer to take their business elsewhere.

BUST - Corporate identity manual, letterhead, business card, and examples of the myriad sticker choices.

BUST Point of Purchase Display - Bust watches are displayed on cardboard surfboards wedged in beach sand. When a watch is purchased, the surfboard is rolled up, the watch strapped around it and the unit is placed in the box. When closed, the box flap appears to be a shark fin; when open, it is the surfboard's fin.

Moscow Cats Theatre - Constructivist style meets folk art in this V.I.P. invitation to the legendary Moscow Cats Theatre. Traditional Russian nesting dolls bring a bit of sophistication to the event, while maintaining its fun and childlike aura.

Logos - various and sundry logos :)

Logo Concepts - Logo concepts to present to client. 1. VW's Fuel Conservation Program 2. The Guggenheim in NY 3. Novotel, a modern hotel in NY