Playing at my Playstation

This is part of photo archive of my work through the years these units are mostly designed and/or engineered by me and I have been involved at the sales end of most time to time I will focus on a single one but this video is just for a fast overview...

Soon I will add a more organized and complete version.

Battle of Nottingham

It was sometime around summer of 1992 and I was the Creative V.P. at Dauman Displays in New York City. I was responsible for P-O-P designs on both sides of the Atlantic as well as the West Coast. Since the departure of Max Factor from its Wilshire Blvd. headquarters and the reemergence as part of Proctor and Gamble there was very little work in LA but I was knee deep into projects in NY with Elizabeth Arden and Borghese, which had just separated from Revlon. In the middle of everything I received a brief of 70 to 80 pages from our UK office inviting us to compete with 13 other worldwide companies on the redesign of Boots the Chemist own store brand No. 7.

To make a long story short I was lucky enough to submit the winning design and get the project. While in England I had the opportunity to work with some of the best people I’ve ever collaborated with. At Dauman UK I worked primarily with Brian, Ken, Bill and Paul. At the Boots headquarters in Nottingham I worked with Fiona, Linda, Josef, and Ian. The job was conditioned on the fact that I go to England and oversee the project.

At the time Boots No. 7 project saved Dauman Displays from closing their UK branch. Unfortunately the NYC branch did eventually close despite my winning design for Sears Circle of Beauty in the states UK from closing You never know how one good design can impact a company.

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It was sometime around summer of 1992 and I was the Creative V.P. at Dauman Displays in New York City. I was responsible for P-O-P designs on both sides of the Atlantic as well as the West Coast. Since the departure of Max Factor from its Wilshire Blvd. headquarters and the reemergence as part of Proctor and Gamble there was very little work in LA but I was knee deep into projects in NY with Elizabeth Arden and Borghese, which had just separated from Revlon. In the middle of everything I received a brief of 70 to 80 pages from our UK office inviting us to compete with 13 other worldwide companies on the redesign of Boots the Chemist own store brand No. 7.

To make a long story short I was lucky enough to submit the winning design and get the project. While in England I had the opportunity to work with some of the best people I’ve ever collaborated with. At Dauman UK I worked primarily with Brian, Ken, Bill and Paul. At the Boots headquarters in Nottingham I worked with Fiona, Linda, Josef, and Ian. The job was conditioned on the fact that I go to England and oversee the project.

At the time Boots No. 7 project saved Dauman Displays from closing their UK branch. Unfortunately the NYC branch did eventually close despite my winning design for Sears Circle of Beauty in the states UK from closing You never know how one good design can impact a company.