BRANDON SCOTT DESIGN

Presenting my 2017 motion reel and first look at my brand identity that may just be a whole lotta BS but hey who's to judge!

I am beyond excited to share my segment of the 1970's era animation that I designed for the Smithsonian Museum!

Excited to Present my kintetic typography motion graphic design of the poem "Life is Fine" by Langston Hues!

Sequences From The Movies “Se7en” and “Sherlock Holmes” Designed by Prologue Studio. 

http://oldsite.prologue.com/media/live-action/projects/final-destination-5

Here's a little peek at my motion Graphic Design for Robert Shackleford Photography's Brand identity! So get Ready to Explore and pack your hiking shoes because big things are //Coming January 15

Here is a set of creative experiments I designed to test the tranquility of the ideologies about conforming to society. The topic of Conformity has become something that really interests me and that I have found myself becoming more passionate about over recently. Throughout this series I aim at communicating that social norms are not expected as a society because being different is so much more interesting than being replicable. Enjoy!

Before making a discovery, you must first take a journey to “Discover” the unknown that lies ahead! -Brandon Scott Design 2016

Located at The Bauer Building 115 w 18th street, KCMO

“Restart” discusses the aspects of the on going process of beginning to end while at the same time emphasizing reduction through the use of geometric minimalism.

Excited to announce that I am designing a brand identity for KC based Travel Photographer Robert Shackleford! Follow for more updates and comment for further info. New Work Coming Soon!

Last Friday KC Fine artist Michael Molick and I presented the rebranding of "Michael Molick studio and Gallery" that I designed and were met with a surprisingly larger turnout than expected! I have to say Its been a pleasure working with Michael over the past few months!

Los Angeles based Musician and visual artist Angus Andrew from the band "Liars" bases his work around concepts that derive from unorthodox and experimental approaches. Angus discusses his influences and inspirations that have helped shape his work.

"Continuum" commentates on the aspects of advancement as we move in directions that are often interrupted and reversed leaving behind a network of paths all running parallel through a state of interconnectivity.

"Evolve" expands from the principles that we further advance in as a society, removing what is unnecessary and using only what is needed in an underlying complexity as a means of reducing forms to pure expression by application ////

The Concept for “Glyph” deals with the ideals of hypersensitivity in correspondence with time by looking back at primitive origins relayed in the present. \\\\\

Taking risks is hard but it all comes down to "Do or Don't"