What do you mean you never heard of him? Where have you been? Everybody’s heard of Drew. Feeling sad about how pale you are? No problem. Drew’s natural Jamaican glow is plenty golden for all of us. Low self-esteem? Hah! Here! Have one of his GAZILLION awards; we don’t know where to put them anyway. Right now we’re stacking them into a dangerous environmental installation.
And did we mention he’s published a series of animated shorts and children’s activity book to go with it?
Just know this: Drew’s got you covered. His degrees in Illustration, 2D animation and Broadcast Design, and his volleyball skillz mean he can get your design done and play well with others at the same time. He’s the Creative Director at Paragon and will call you out if you start hanging out with shady-looking fonts and messing around with whacked-out color palettes.
Most importantly though – he’s tall. As a matter of fact his height is the reason he’s the CD. He can see what everyone’s working on. While he’s sitting down. In his office. At his desk.
It is an angular typeface family that was inspired by old beer packaging and military lettering.
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