Dead Peasant
— Branding case study for Dead Peasant
The Dead Peasant logo, designed by myself.
Dead Peasant
Illustration | Marketing | Internal Branding | Web Design | Logo Design
Dead Peasant is an arts focused non-profit that showcases emerging artists. You can find more their website here.
HTML & CSS Web Design for the Dead Peasant website. This website was designed and developed by Dalton Francis and myself, with Dalton building up the templates so that I could focus more on design.
Merchandise for the first issue. Illustration by myself.
Cover of the 1st issue. The art was a collab by Dom Roveto and Chance Casey on paper in ink. I prepared the cover for Amazon’s KDP and adjusted the colors.
The cover of the 2nd issue: Dog Vision. The art was made by Anthony Procopio Ross, and was a physical cut out collage that was photographed and then prepared for Amazon’s KDP cover requirements and for the aesthetics of the dog vision issue.
Collection of social media posts from the 1st issue era, nowadays I focus more on making tiktoks for Dead Peasant than on static social media posts.
I’ve done the typesetting templates for both of the first two books. This photo shows a spread made in collaboration with the poet on the right. They wrote a great poem, but a lot of the references were things I had to google, so I wanted to give those references on the right to supplement the poem but in a visually interesting way.
Dead Peasant is a KC based collaboration of former NWMSU students (currently, not intended to be exclusively). I play many roles in this organization, and has worked on everything from social media, to typesetting/layout/editorial design, logo design, web design, branding, illustration, and merchandise.
