Design Updates!
Because it’s easier to add a few examples here than to constantly update my portfolio.
My first ever animated gif was made for the good folks at Ranking Digital Rights to mark their new brand launch. The animation begins with the old logo and then shows the new logo and logo elements. I loved making this. And the logo has so many fun elements to play with.
I also made a quick explainer of dual class shares for Ranking Digital Rights, which you can view above. I, myself, was really surprised by the ways in which companies like Meta and Google create multi-class or dual class shares to prevent investors from having a say and to give more power to insiders. As well as avoiding shareholder accountability, these types of schemes also shift the risk of poor decision-making onto other shareholders. Hmmm…quite sneaky. You can read all about it here: It’s time to bring down the barriers blocking shareholders on human rights, by Jan Rydzak.
I recently started doing design work with Oy Vey, which means a mishmash of things from social media posts, print design, to site design (maagal.eu), and temporary branding and a new placeholder site for Het Joods Manifest.
Bring It On, Babylon
Who brings it on better than the multi-lingual, multi-generational, and multi-practice descendants of Babylon? I really don't know.
Over the past year, I have studied Torah with a wonderful group of misfits. They have literally changed my life, allowing me to nourish ancient roots and giving me the kind of friendship we all dream of. In exchange for the learning and the friendship, I designed a book of our commentary on the Talmud tractate Yevamot. It's a love letter to Ze Kollel and everyone who makes it possible. They know who they are.
Take a look at the digital version of our commentary. We're bringing it ancient city style. You can also buy a gorgeous print version on Blurb. Go. Now. I'm selling them at cost.
Featured image (detail) by Tamar Grosz
Egherman Does Design
You know what I really love?
I love to take a mess of information, find its core, and then describe it both visually and in words. It gets my brain whirring like nobody’s business.
Sit back, dim the lights, put on some yummy sounds, and enjoy a taster of some of my work.
An amuse-bouche if you go in for such delightful little bites.
A few examples, if you prefer a more straightforward way of description.
I know what you’re thinking: how can I hire such a delightful person who shows no fear of bright colors? Where do I find such a brave soul?
It’s easy. Contact me.
TORI EGHERMAN
tori@magaliec10.sg-host.com
+31 621 99 36 65
Research, writing, design
egherman.com
If you need references, my mom is always happy to provide. Oh, professional references? Did you see the home page with all those testimonials? Because, I tell you, there are a few. There are even more on my LinkedIn profile, if you’re curious. All the links are right there for your viewing pleasure.
And by the way, if you prefer to view as a pdf, knock your socks off. Go for it. Be bold and take control.
It’s not up-to-date, but it does include polka dots.
You know what’s great about the PDF? You can make it full screen and actually read the text.
Design Updates!
Animated gifs, social media, logos, and infographics! Because it's easier to add a few examples here than to constantly update my portfolio.
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Bring It On, Babylon
Designs for print magazine and optimized for digital viewing. Bring it ancient city style with contemporary commentary on ancient texts.
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Egherman Does Design
A few examples of work done for clients who wanted clarity, joy, theatricality, sobriety or some combination thereof. Good for what ails you.
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