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Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

Old South Pearl Street Local Flavor Guide

About the Neighborhood

This project is part of the Local Flavor Guide series produced by the Mile High Business Alliance. Old South Pearl Street is the quintessential Denver neighborhood. Lined with a variety of boutiques and restaurants and surrounded by well-kept and colorful brick bungalows, Old South Pearl can make for a lovely afternoon stroll. The neighborhood can also boast to be home to some of the best sushi in the world, as the award-winning Sushi Den marks the main cross roads at South Pearl and E Florida Ave. This intersection is also the location of the farmers market, which takes place on Saturdays in the summer months.

My Role in this Project

This guide is part of the first four guides we put together (E Colfax, Santa Fe, Gaylord, Pearl). For these first four guides, I created the umbrella brand for Local Flavor Guides and the basic concept for what information was to be included and how it was to be laid out. I also gathered all of the information on the businesses on foot with clipboard in-hand to make sure everything was accurate.

The art direction for this guide, as always is to give a good feel of the neighborhood. The images used in each guide is a combination of photography that I shot, illustrations I drew, and some stock images. Scroll through the images above to see the finished guide and the photos I took for it. You can download a pdf of the guide from MHBA’s site.


Monday, November 12th, 2007

Old South Gaylord Street Local Flavor Guide

About the Neighborhood

This project is part of the Local Flavor Guide series produced by the Mile High Business Alliance. Old South Gaylord Street is east of Denver’s Washington Park. This is a tiny shopping district adorned with twinkle lights and a festive atmosphere all year round. Here you’ll find upscale boutiques and resturants.

My Role in this Project

This guide is part of the first four guides we put together (E Colfax, Santa Fe, Gaylord, Pearl). For these first four guides, I created the umbrella brand for Local Flavor Guides and the basic concept for what information was to be included and how it was to be laid out. I also gathered all of the information on the businesses on foot with clipboard in-hand to make sure everything was accurate.

The art direction for this guide, as always is to give a good feel of the neighborhood. The images used in each guide is a combination of photography that I shot, illustrations I drew, and some stock images. Scroll through the images above to see the finished guide and the photos I took for it. You can download a pdf of the guide from MHBA’s site.


Sunday, November 11th, 2007

Santa Fe Arts District Local Flavor Guide

About the Neighborhood

This project is part of the Local Flavor Guide series produced by the Mile High Business Alliance. The Santa Fe Arts District can tout the largest First Friday Art Walk in Denver. This little neighborhood just to the south and west of Denver is packed full of art galleries ad boutiques. You’ll also find some great Mexican food.

My Role in this Project

This guide is part of the first four guides we put together (E Colfax, Santa Fe, Gaylord, Pearl). For these first four guides, I created the umbrella brand for Local Flavor Guides and the basic concept for what information was to be included and how it was to be laid out. I also gathered all of the information on the businesses on foot with clipboard in-hand to make sure everything was accurate.

The art direction for this guide, as always is to give a good feel of the neighborhood. The images used in each guide is a combination of photography that I shot, illustrations I drew, and some stock images. Scroll through the images above to see the finished guide and the photos I took for it. You can download a pdf of the guide from MHBA’s site.


Saturday, November 10th, 2007

East Colfax Local Flavor Guide – 1st Edition

About the Neighborhood

This project is part of the Local Flavor Guide series produced by the Mile High Business Alliance. East Colfax Avenue is the backbone of the larger Capitol Hill neighborhood in Denver. Capitol Hill starts at the east edge of downtown and goes east for several blocks over to Colorado Blvd. Its north/south boundaries are roughly 17th Avenue and Speer Blvd. Colfax Avenue has seen some seed days and still has a lingering reputation of a place where you don’t want to be after dark. However, Colfax is also home to a plentiful bar scene and a several fantastic live music venues such as the Odgen, Fillmore, and Bluebird Theaters.

My Role in this Project

This guide is part of the first four guides we put together (E Colfax, Santa Fe, Gaylord, Pearl). For these first four guides, I created the umbrella brand for Local Flavor Guides and the basic concept for what information was to be included and how it was to be laid out. I also gathered all of the information on the businesses on foot with clipboard in-hand to make sure everything was accurate.

The art direction for this guide, as always is to give a good feel of the neighborhood. The images used in each guide is a combination of photography that I shot, illustrations I drew, and some stock images. Scroll through the images above to see the finished guide and the photos I took for it. You can download a pdf of the guide from MHBA’s site.



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