Show, don’t tell. How can we do more of that in our businesses, in our personal lives, in our internal dialogues? Just something to focus on for the next indefinite stretch of time.
2LCH is the graphic design, branding, and web development practice of Anna Tulchinskaya. It’s pronounced /Tulch/, just like the first five letters of Anna’s last name.
Since 2009, Anna has worked on startup logos, social enterprise logos, consultancy logos, research lab logos, brand strategy, logo makeovers for midsize companies, brand style guides, color palette definition and refinement, imagery strategy, UX design for consumer apps, UX design for enterprise SaaS, WordPress sites (lots and lots of WordPress sites, doing everything from strategy to design to development to maintenance), Drupal sites, static HTML sites, data visualization (static and using tools like Highcharts and D3), Squarespace sites, web apps (let’s just lump in PHP, HTML, CSS, and JS here), illustration (standalone and for use in animation), magazine design, annual report design, marketing and advertising campaign and collateral design, design for retail store interiors and exteriors, lighting design and management for theater productions, messaging strategy, and even translating a bunch of old paleontology papers from her native Russian to English for The Smithsonian.*
Explore her work below.
* That last one may be an outlier.
Fml
The crappier the project, the more dubstep I consume. Hmmm… Just something I noticed during a particularly boring couple of hours.
wishsoup
So excited to be working on wishsoup! And thank goodness for the wonderful YourCompany theme, the pre-launch site is coming along splendidly. The project involved the development of a Facebook app with a slightly different branded look. I developed icons for this app, including the following:
Brand Makeover and Marketing Materials for a Social Enterprise in the Personal Finance Space: Community Ladders
Community Ladders is a great example of an organization that does a great thing on a shoestring budget. We worked together to re-design the brand identity and apply the new visual direction across a variety of materials. Below is the series of milestone images created for the Facebook page:
Godzillaaaa!
Illustrated as a designer at Bussolati Associates.