Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2011

On Facebook and VIDEOS!!!

Check out or facebook page. We are at 41 likes, lets get to 50 by the end of the day!! and 100 by this weekend!!! Plus take the time to watch this AMAZING promo video we have had made with the help of sefxr3d Films.






Great Success so far!

Our casting call has been a HUGE successes thus far. We have had a huge response, and we have only advertised online! The only problem we face is the problem everyone wants, TOO MUCH success. or is that even a problem? Didn't think so!! So come on out to Captain's Tavern at 115 Main Street, Daytona FL at 2pm THIS SATURDAY! Ladies, come and try out and guys COME SEE HOT CHICKS! It is going to be an overall fun event for everyone, and is helping us launch the iBikeweek mobile phone app THIS October for Biketoberfest.


Wednesday, July 13, 2011

iBikeweek Facebook Page

Please help out my up and coming company! Go to the facebook page and Like it! It would be much appreciated!!!!

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

iBikeweek.com

This is the website for my new job. I am the Creative Director working with an amazing team to change how people experience Bike Week. I am currently working with a programmer on the website which I hope to have up and running in the next month or so, and a phone app to follow soon. Right now there is just a banner but here is a preview of what is to come! Hope you enjoy!!


Wednesday, June 29, 2011

New Freelance Client: The Ring of Fire

Upon graduating college, I figured within a month I would be sitting in a huge design firm, popping out life changing graphics. Of course, that's what I had dreamed about, but dreams only sometime come true. Instead I have found myself struggling to get a job due to lack of experience. My words of wisdom to those who are still in school, GET AN INTERNSHIP! I have graduated and I am now PRAYING for one.
Anyways, one thing I didn't want to do was continue doing freelance work, however I find myself being somewhat successful doing it. Yes, clients can be a pain in the ass and nothing you make for them is 'perfect' or  'what they thought it would be.' I can't read minds so you HAVE to tell me EVERY detail, but that is another story. Anyways, I just met with the owner of the Ring of Fire and they are doing a re branding of the bar. They are moving away from the good ole boy theme, and going to a, yes you guessed it, beach theme. I love the country theme, but if it is going to change I am glad that I have a hand in what it will look like. Tomorrow, I begin using my Fine Art degree by painting a mural in the bar. After that I will help create the new logo and branding, and redo their sign out front. I am pretty excited to start on this in that I haven't been able to do my fine art as much as I would like too. I will keep posting updates daily.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

MMA EXPLODES in St. Augustine

Here is another article about the Rumble in the Ancient City. Really interesting and a great event for the sport. If anyone has questions feel free to email me!


MMA Event draws huge crowd, interest in St. Augustine

*By GARY MCCULLOUGH, Special to The Record
Travis Alexander (left) throws a punch at Delvon Stanley during Saturday’s 
MMA title fight at Rumble in the Ancient City 2 event in Ketterlinus Gym.

Rumble in the Ancient City 2 Results

Congratulations to the boys from the Combat Club who won last night. The combat club won 4 out of 5! Click on the link below for full results from the St. Augustine Record.

Rumble in the Ancient City 2 Results

*Zach picking up his fist AMMA win.

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Rumble in the Ancient City 2 TONIGHT

The latter part of this week has been a good one. I finally have found some local work, even though it was a bit stressful at times, and we have three fighters from the Combat Club FIGHTING tonight! I will try to keep up with the results and post them tonight!

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Rumble in the Ancient City

This weekend, June 25, 2011, local amateur MMA fighters will compete in the Second Rumble in the Ancient City. The Dead Game Fight School out of Jacksonville, FL will be putting on the event. Fighters from out own local Combat Club will be participating. Fighters include Zach Alexander, Kevin Taylor, and Ape Law Thomas Manning. Come show your support!

Rumble in the Ancient City Website


***(I did not design this flyer)***

2011 Flagler College Graphic Design Portfolio Class Students

So I recently graduated with a GREAT group of now young professionals. Each of us are doing a variety of things including internships for NCAA Championship games, website design, and even bar tending in an Alaskan resort. At the moment, here are some links to their final senior portfolios, that I know of. Apologies to anyone I leave out (these are the ones I could find):


So these are the ones I could find on www.issuu.com 

Good luck to those who are still searching for work and congratulations to those who already have work!

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

“WE HAVE STRICT NO GLITTER POLICY”

Have you ever heard a better policy for an MMA clothing line! Think about it, how many mma clothing lines have super expensive shirts, covered in sequins and glitter. No sir, not Vexillum Clothing. My buddy Oliver Kalkofen, who also does tattoo's at Mistiso Ink, helped start the clothing line with David Gray. They sponsor not only huge mma names like UFC superstar Tiago Silvia, but also extreme sports athletes. Check out their website: www.vexillumclothing.com 
*Also find them on twitter @vexillumllc

Join the Combat Club

The St. Augustine Combat Club is getting a makeover! The whole place looks like a brand new gym. We currently have classes nightly, usually starting around 6 and each classes is made up of anywhere from 10-20 people, BUT WE WANT MORE! I will take photos of the gym this afternoon and post them to update all the changes. 

Come in no matter age, size, weight, or experience. We welcome everyone! A new schedule will be made in the next week but thus far classes seem to go as this:
Monday- 
Judo 530-630
Muay Thai 630-730
Tuesday-
Boxing 6-7
MMA 7-8
Wednesday-
Judo 530-630
Brazilian Jiujitsu (GI) 630-730
Thursday-
Boxing 6-7
MMA 7-8
Friday-
Judo 630-730
Saturday-
Open Mat 10-12 

*Wrestling classes will be added asap. We are trying to find out what times people want, and it looks like they will be on Mondays and Friday around 7.
**Morning classes will start up if we get enough people to sign up!

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Re-branding the Combat Club

So I am a member of the St. Augustine Combat Club, founded by former XFC Lightweight Champion John Mahlow. I created a logo for him a few months ago, and it has been an ongoing process to develop a final solution. Here is a timeline from the start, and what I have come up with so far. If you would like to join the gym or find out more information call (904) 449-3560. We offer wrestling, boxing, MMA, Judo, BJJ, Muay Thai, and pretty much any other martial art you can think of. 





Morning work out

The goal for this morning was to be at the gym and working on that cardio by 10 am! Of course, due to staying up a little later then planned, due to netflix, I am just now about to head out the door. But I am glad I finally got up before noon. Unemployment has tremendously added to my sleep in rate as of late, but hopefully that will all change soon!

Last nights WWE Raw: Power to the People results come from Suite 101.com

Click here for RAW Results June 20, 2011

Monday, June 20, 2011

HeadCount | Register To Vote

My girlfriend recently attended the Bonnaroo Music Festival where an organization called HeadCount was in attendance. I was interested in some of the stories they have posted on the site and their political stance on issues. I myself am not very political but their cause is very interesting.



What HeadCount Does:
We register voters at concerts and make civic participation part of the live music experience. Artists such as Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam, Jack Johnson, Kings of Leon, Phish, John Mayer and Wilco have helped us register over 175,000 voters by welcoming us at their concerts, pointing to our tables from stage and appearing in our public service announcement campaigns.

How they do it:
We have a network of 4,000 volunteers across the county, divided into local street teams. Any time one of our 80 affiliated artists plays a concert in a city where we have a team, our volunteers set up a HeadCount table. At those tables, people can register to vote, write a letter to Congress or sign up for educational email lists related to specific issues. We also maintain a website and blog (www.HeadCount.org and www.headcount.org/blog) with information on voting, current events and volunteer opportunities.

Why they do it:
We believe that musicians and their fans have the potential to be the leaders of worldwide social movements. By harnessing this untapped energy and giving fans the tools to be active and informed citizens, we can galvanize the music community into an influential force -  one capable of making a massive contribution to society.

Who is behind it:
HeadCount was founded in 2004 by Marc Brownstein of the popular electronic rock band The Disco Biscuits and Andy Bernstein, author of the Phish fan guide “The Pharmer’s Almanac.” They were quickly joined by a collective of fans, music industry professionals and musicians including Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead, who is  on the organization’s board of directors. Today, HeadCount has a small full-time staff, more than 75 volunteers holding leadership positions and 20 board members.

Visit their website for more information:
http://www.headcount.org/

RIP Ryan Dunn

http://www.tmz.com/2011/06/20/jackass-ryan-dunn-dies-dead-car-crash-accident-pennsylvania/

Wow, this is shocking and so sad. RIP Ryan, you made us all laugh and smile. I wish the best for family and friends.