What QDS did
Logo · apparel · customer-facing print
An identity used in everyday business
Weekly menus, social posts, shirts, flyers and business cards carry the illustrated identity into distinct customer situations. A menu needs a clear reading order; a social post needs a quick message; a card needs recognizable identity and contact hierarchy.
Design choices across applications
The selected menu, shirt artwork, flyer and card examples show how the same visual language adapts to different proportions. Artwork remains separate from a claim of printing, garment manufacturing or installed vehicle graphics.
Historical artifact boundary
Menus, promotions and contact details in these examples are historical artwork, not current offers. The exact selected assets were approved in the October 15 handoff; campaign results and physical production are not inferred.
Far East Bayou — weekly meal menu. Historical artwork; not a current offer or performance claim.
Far East Bayou — T-shirt artwork concept. Historical artwork; not a current offer or performance claim.
Far East Bayou — flyer / poster. Historical artwork; not a current offer or performance claim.
Far East Bayou — business card front. Contact/order details reduced for review. Historical artwork; not a current offer or performance claim.
Far East Bayou — social campaign design. Contact/order details reduced for review. Historical artwork; not a current offer or performance claim.
