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Country Co. Experiment

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Created: 06/08/09

Last Edited: 06/17/09

Appreciations: 4

Comments: 4

Project Info

Owners

Juan Montoya

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Shirt design, illustration, brand development, brand identity, soccer project, project country. co, art direction, creative direction, character design.

Attribution Non-commercial
No Derivatives

Fields: Art Direction, Branding, Entrepreneurship

From: Juan Montoya's Portfolio

Country Co. coming to life as we speak. We all love Soccer!, ok some way more than others.
Brand concept, development, design.

Created legal price tag

Tag / T-Shirt

Sample of main rendered characters. Argentina, Portugal, Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Mexico, Italy.

Italy approved sample, as Cobalt Blue

Colombia as Deep Red, Mexico as Jungle Green, Argentina as Sky Blue

Uruguay approved sample as Liquid White

A generic font wouldn't work, alll country names originally drawn in pencil then vectorized and cleaned for output.

After artwork is created and approved, color separation to art layeres must be created to ensure sharpest print output, sample plate separation :Brazil.

Example of Portugal finished rendering, all other countries available.

Full collection (T's) available, contact Juan.

Just looking, send me some feedback, Thanks ;)

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Juan Montoya, 06-16-09

right on, alignment cleaned. "i" and "y" connected, I can live with that. Gotta get my self used to behance itself, so far so good. On sale beginning months of 2010.

Ger Heffernan, 06-15-09

I think the leading, kerning & alignment of the text elements in the first image could do with some work, (the "Y" covers the "M" below it & the smaller text looks indented at the left and extended at the right-hand side – it just doesn't look right). Some nice illustrations on the Tees though.