
Anything but
generic.
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Law Office Mural
An original mural composition that brings historical portraits and quotations into an immersive law office corridor.
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Aaron Johnson
I was just a kid when I first encountered the generic-products aisle at a Jewel grocery store.
Every package was white, with black lettering and a simple green ribbon-style label. The same typography. The same colors. The same appearance, product after product.
Nothing stood apart.
More than 40 years later, I can still picture that aisle.
I didn't know it then, but that experience would help shape the way I think about design—and the power of making something memorable.
20+ years setting creative direction and shaping brands, campaigns, publications, digital experiences, and spaces.

An original mural composition that brings historical portraits and quotations into an immersive law office corridor.
View case studyAn original brand identity brought into a consistent visual language across digital product presentation, restaurant outreach, and proposal design.
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Menu concept & design: Aaron Johnson.
Existing logo & food photography supplied by the restaurant.

A consistent visual system across sports, combining photography direction, energetic compositing, and schedule information.
View case studyCreative direction and publication design connecting recruitment information with carefully selected institutional photography.
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Creative concepts and large-format compositions shaped around restaurant-supplied subject direction, photographed in the installed dining environment.
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