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May 11th, 2010 1:32 pm
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I had the opportunity to work on another project several months back with Crucé Design for Bayou Teche Brewing. Bayou Teche Biere is distributed by Schilling Distributing. For the project I did the initial design of the website interface along with all of the photography. Crucé took the reins and put on a few final touches and coded the rest of the site. It’s always nice to see a website go live because it is a lengthy process if you are going to do it right. Here are a few images of both the site and photography that I’ve done for this project.
You can visit their website by clicking the link here: http://BayouTecheBrewing.com
Enjoy!
Looks hot dude. I was just thinking yesterday how I wished I lived in your vicinity and could work as one of your “assistants” :D
[...] amazing imagery of their beer, the brewery, and the brothers themselves. Check out more of his work here. I collaborated with Jamie on design and the site really shows a strong connection to their [...]
It was cool to see your face light up last night when I pulled out that six pack of LA 31 while we were visiting. So I know you really like their beer, not just because they hired you, but because I saw how quick they went down!
The last picture is by far my favorite. I love how the green label stands out in front of the yellowish/brown and orange colors of the bottle. All natural light, or did you add something else?
Thanks guys! I appreciate the props. The shoot was really fun. I’m pretty sure that shot was all natural light with the 50mm 1.4 ;)
wow! really amazing work! some of your best yet!!
Wow man! Thanks! These clients were awesome. Their beer seems to be selling out all over the state too.