Jared Weibley
A multifaceted graphic designer in Central PA.
Three of life's essentials are a good friend, a good mechanic and a good barber. When this barber started his own shop, he needed a website that would keep the clippers buzzing. This responsive site delivers a minimal design while keeping patrons informed.
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Every once in a while, you just need a goat scream soundboard. Starting with a fresh document, the code and resources were ready to click in under two hours. When I get free time, I like to spend it bringing ideas to life.
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Sushi restaurants are starting to spring up everywhere. When the brief asks for something that sets the client apart, why not use a color palette that steps back and lets the food do the talking?
When the work comes in the day of the print deadline, don't sweat it. There's still plenty of time for an upscale layout for delicious Italian food.
This resort has all of the amenities to melt your stress away. Their ad should let the reader know this without stressing their eyes as well.
A store after Rachael Ray's heart. Squeeze in some vintage charm and repeating elements for a store I would love to shop at.
This gastropub needed an ad with a newsprint feel and they needed it in a hurry. Not a problem.
Pizza is one of humanity's greatest accomplishments right next to moveable type. What better way to celebrate one than to mix the other to make the message clear.
A wonderful BBQ joint wanted a redesign that ditched the images and still had visual appeal. This had to get done in a hurry because I needed to run out for BBQ thanks to them.
A clean layout for what will later become a messy table.
Bright, fresh flavors deserve the same from an ad. Pepper in a little visual interest and serve with a side of wasabi borders.
Two of my favorite things are diners and puns. Some melty cheese and pastrami make this holiday ad look delicious.
An art deco atmosphere and delicious food don't need a lot of help to sell. The ad should draw the reader in and give them the info they need.
No, this isn't a food blog. But I do enjoy a tasty panini. This ad is just fun colors and fun food.
At some point, most homeowners will need to call a plumber. A highly contrasting ad can ease the stress of finding a plumber in a deluge.
Fitness goals are hard to meet. It's pretty obvious that this business can help you stay on target.
Spring is the time of year when people really start to think about getting out and looking their best. The best way to show prospective patients how youthful they will feel is with a clear ad that radiates confidence.
