Graphic, Publication and Product Design
What problem can I solve for you?
What problem can I solve for you?
PROBLEM:
Racism, xenophobia, intolerance, and hate crimes are on the rise worldwide.
SOLUTION:
Avery's World, an anti-bias television series for preschoolers.
This show was developed to teach children how the art, music, food, and industry of different cultures contribute to them, and how they can contribute to others.
Racism, xenophobia, intolerance, and hate crimes are on the rise worldwide.
SOLUTION:
Avery's World, an anti-bias television series for preschoolers.
This show was developed to teach children how the art, music, food, and industry of different cultures contribute to them, and how they can contribute to others.
PROBLEM:
The Los Angeles Guild of Puppetry needed to change the perception of their organization from a hobbyist club to a professional trade association of high-level talent in the entertainment industry.
SOLUTION:
Performance Animation, an on-line directory, showing off members' accomplishments and talents in puppetry, animatronics, creature effects, performance capture, and stop motion.
The Los Angeles Guild of Puppetry needed to change the perception of their organization from a hobbyist club to a professional trade association of high-level talent in the entertainment industry.
SOLUTION:
Performance Animation, an on-line directory, showing off members' accomplishments and talents in puppetry, animatronics, creature effects, performance capture, and stop motion.
PROBLEM:
A trophy manufacturer's line of acrylic trophies became too expensive to make and ship. Rigid bases had to be glued on and let dry for an hour. The resulting product then had to be wrapped in expensive cushioning in order to stay intact during shipment.
SOLUTION:
The Key Stand. Now, the trophy moves directly from laser cutting to shipping. The customer inserts the "key" themselves and the products ship flat in a small box with minimal packing material.
A trophy manufacturer's line of acrylic trophies became too expensive to make and ship. Rigid bases had to be glued on and let dry for an hour. The resulting product then had to be wrapped in expensive cushioning in order to stay intact during shipment.
SOLUTION:
The Key Stand. Now, the trophy moves directly from laser cutting to shipping. The customer inserts the "key" themselves and the products ship flat in a small box with minimal packing material.
PROBLEM:
Carry-out bags for Quick Service and arena food concessions are awkward, unstable, unsafe, and boring.
SOLUTION:
The Home Stretch (TM) Souvenir
Food & Beverage Carrier.
There are 50 million fast food meals served daily in the United States. The Home Stretch is the "better bag" to help diners carry food from counter to seat with comfort, safety, and style.
Invented by Bill Weber and Susan Scior, The Home Stretch is protected by U.S. Patent 9301594.
Carry-out bags for Quick Service and arena food concessions are awkward, unstable, unsafe, and boring.
SOLUTION:
The Home Stretch (TM) Souvenir
Food & Beverage Carrier.
There are 50 million fast food meals served daily in the United States. The Home Stretch is the "better bag" to help diners carry food from counter to seat with comfort, safety, and style.
Invented by Bill Weber and Susan Scior, The Home Stretch is protected by U.S. Patent 9301594.
PROBLEM:
Businesses need to communicate in a clear, persuasive manner.
SOLUTION:
Intelligent, strategic, branding and marketing communications. I've designed everything from print (direct mail, signage, trade show exhibits, and publications) to web (banner ads, formatted email, landing pages and websites) for clients ranging from international non-profits to dog-walkers. I don't have any one particular "style" -- I design for your audience, whether sophisticated or simple, classical or child-like.
Businesses need to communicate in a clear, persuasive manner.
SOLUTION:
Intelligent, strategic, branding and marketing communications. I've designed everything from print (direct mail, signage, trade show exhibits, and publications) to web (banner ads, formatted email, landing pages and websites) for clients ranging from international non-profits to dog-walkers. I don't have any one particular "style" -- I design for your audience, whether sophisticated or simple, classical or child-like.
ABOUT BILL WEBER
Bill is an award-winning artist, writer, and inventor who creates communications vehicles and new products that build communities and grow businesses.
He was privileged to be mentored by Marvin Hamlisch, Shari Lewis, and John Burstein (known as Slim Goodbody). He is the author of three children's books and holds a patent for a promotional picnic basket.
He is most proud of being the parent of two Latinx children adopted from Colombia, South America.
His Broadway credits include work on the musicals Smile, Jean Seberg, and That's Not Tango (now playing at Jazz at Lincoln Center.) In film, Bill has designed for I'll Be Next Door for Christmas (the first investment crowd-funded movie in the U.S.), Avocado, and The Happy Side. For TV, Bill was Executive Producer for Music City Tonight's Salute to Children's Entertainment.
After studying art and architecture at Parsons School of Design, he began his career in publishing, rising to become the publisher of magazines in the parenting, entertainment and advertising industries.
He is the former president of the American Academy of Children's Entertainment, and holds leadership roles in the L.A. Children's Media Association, the L.A. Guild of Puppetry, and Screenwriters and Actors of Hollywood.
Visit Bill's LinkedIn profile here.
Bill is an award-winning artist, writer, and inventor who creates communications vehicles and new products that build communities and grow businesses.
He was privileged to be mentored by Marvin Hamlisch, Shari Lewis, and John Burstein (known as Slim Goodbody). He is the author of three children's books and holds a patent for a promotional picnic basket.
He is most proud of being the parent of two Latinx children adopted from Colombia, South America.
His Broadway credits include work on the musicals Smile, Jean Seberg, and That's Not Tango (now playing at Jazz at Lincoln Center.) In film, Bill has designed for I'll Be Next Door for Christmas (the first investment crowd-funded movie in the U.S.), Avocado, and The Happy Side. For TV, Bill was Executive Producer for Music City Tonight's Salute to Children's Entertainment.
After studying art and architecture at Parsons School of Design, he began his career in publishing, rising to become the publisher of magazines in the parenting, entertainment and advertising industries.
He is the former president of the American Academy of Children's Entertainment, and holds leadership roles in the L.A. Children's Media Association, the L.A. Guild of Puppetry, and Screenwriters and Actors of Hollywood.
Visit Bill's LinkedIn profile here.
