Daniel Fox
Brand, packaging, and print design, done by hand: identities, labels, posters, storefronts, and video.
Skreened
I founded a custom-apparel marketplace and art-directed it for eleven years: the brand, the storefront, the campaigns, and the production floor they ran on. A mockup engine I designed staged every seller design on photographed garment templates, so each design, color, and product combination had its own search-built product image. The first $8M of sales came with near-zero ad spend.
The garment layer: photographed, retouched templates the engine composited seller art onto.
Dizzy Charlie's
Poster series and print for a live-events season I co-owned: gig posters, fundraiser packets, a sponsor booklet, and signage down to the street level.
Earlier work
Logotype studies, a photobook startup's brand and web, poster work for a residential clubhouse, and bottle labels for a small-batch meadery.
About
I studied Visual Communication Design at Ohio State, then spent eleven years inside a company where design and the production floor shared a wall. Most of what's here shipped: printed, poured, hung, worn, or streamed.
I work in Figma and the Adobe suite, I shoot and edit video, and I still kern things nobody asked me to kern.






















































































