Even with experience, starting a brand design assignment as if I know very little can be the key to learning a lot and solving problems. It means keeping an open mind. It means investigating an unlikely place for an answer. It means asking a question others might not ask. And, though I understand design’s ability to communicate through style, the goal is to uncover the truth about a brand and convey it in a way that is clear, thoughtful and unexpected.
Clients / Adobe, Apple, Asian Art Museum, Banana Republic, Basic Training, Chelsea, Comcast, Crate&Barrel, Edeniq, FourStories, Global Footprint Network, HP, Hyundai, Intuit, Koning Eizenberg, Los Angeles Magazine, Mascot, Miller Lite, Morrison and Foerster, Mulberry’s Market, The New York Times Magazine, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai Sales, Shorn, Tillamook, Wired Magazine, Visa. Agencies: BBH, BBDO, FCB, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, Ogilvy, Mullen, Saatchi & Saatchi, Strawberry Frog, Venables Bell & Partners.
Recognition / In 2004, Bob Dinetz was nominated and admitted to the Alliance Graphique Internationale. His work has been recognized by design competitions and publications including AIGA, American Center for Design, the Clio Awards, Communication Arts, Graphis and the New York Art Directors Club.
Bob Dinetz Design
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San Francisco, California 94108
415.606.6792
bob@bobdinetzdesign.com
Pottery / Since 2013, I've been exploring ceramics at The Potter's Studio in Berkeley, California. While it may look relaxing and fun to learn, pottery is a craft that provides a never-ending challenge. If you're interested, some of my work is here.