ETC.STUDIOS partners up with other creative professionals in their respective fields in order to build a ‘virtual’ team,
coming together when the scope-of-project requires it.
Tyson Clayton / tecvisuals: tecvisuals.com
Jason Parkin / jasonparkin.com: jasonparkin.com
Mai Tran / rouz marketing: rouzmarketing.com
Eleah Tomei / etch marketing: etch-marketing.com
Teo Hunter / Color Service, inc: colorservice.com
And here we go with the art for Mother’s Day. Thanks to Christy Salcido at Chaya for knowing direction she wanted from day one! Wasn’t sold on it at first, but I am really happy with how it turned out in the end. Check it! Love it! Share it!
Man, I do love pink!
Had so much fun creating the CHAYA Brasserie 25th Anniversary art that I was anxious to get onto the upcoming CHAYA Venice 20th Anniversary art for the event coming up on April 25th, 2010. In relation to the visual merge between the French and Japanese styles for the Brasserie art, I wanted a merge between between Japan and the Venice beach theme… thus the re-illustration of the famous Hokusai waves combined with Mermaid holding their signature drink. Pretty happy with it, hope you are!
Mermaid’s who drink Pineapple infused vodka Martini’s during a tsunami are cool…
And, the art campaign for CHAYA’s Easter Brunch goes to….
Let’s all go eat a golden egg, shall we?
ETC.STUDIOS Branded the pop-up food shop ‘Chaya GO’ just steps down from Chaya Venice during their facelift for their 20th Anniversary next month. Open from 5pm on 5 days a week during renovation. Why? The Japanese word ‘GO’ means ‘5′. So there you go! AND, in honor of the Chaya Venice 20th Anniversary next month, a $20 donation to C-CAP gains you entry with All-You-Can-Eat sushi, beer, wine and sake. Are you kidding me? No sir, I am not.
CHAYA GO. GO means 5! CHAYA. 5. GO. 5. GO. Okay, enough… it’s over already… laterz
