Brand identity design for Georgia Institute of Technology. Produced January 2015. This project exploration set the tone, direction, and theme for thousands of subsequent print assets, video productions, digital signage, and websites produced for this campaign.

Posters created between 2008-2023 for Georgia Tech, GTRI, political causes, or nonprofit organizations.

All works oil on canvas.

With the closing of national Stonewall, emphasis is now placed on all state level affiliate organizations. Below is a branding scheme deployed for Georgia Stonewall, formerly Atlanta Stonewall, that has been made available to all state level organizations. The package includes: brand design, website design, social media, online store and print collateral.

A project always close to my heart is the company founded by my father Jerry Goux Sr. in 1963, now passed to my brother Jerry Goux II. I’ve updated the family brand as needed throughout the years, and this 2023 iteration is perhaps my favorite. See the work of Goux Construction + Architecture at gouxconstruction.com

Various projects for Georgia Institute of Technology and Georgia Tech Research Institute, produced 2013-2020.

All motion graphic design by Mel Goux

News and Program Videos edited and produced for Georgia Tech Research Institute. Photo/video credits: Sean McNeil, Branden Camp, Christopher Moore.

Brand design, digital ID design and animation, web graphic elements, and print collateral materials for Independent Cinema, a new production and distribution company based in Los Angeles, CA.

Photo illustrations for cover and inside spread of Summer 2015 issues of Research Horizons magazine. Photo styling for Spring 2016 cover and inside spread. Photos by Rob Felt for Georgia Tech. Research Horizons is Georgia Tech's premier research news publication.

Television by Design, Inc. was an award winning motion graphic design and consulting firm. From 1983 - 2013, we created distinctive on-air, web and print identities and memorable news, program, advertising and industrial presentations. Our work has been shown in over 100 television markets in the US, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico.

CLIENT LIST:

WTBS

CNN

CNN2

WJXT

WDIV

WSFB

KWGN

WNDU

WCPO

WGNO

KSHB

KAUT

KPRC

WUPW

WTVT

TBS

WSFA

WTOL

WEWS

WTGI

WISN

WPSD

WDCA

KARE

KMBC

KWGN

KPTM

WBRZ

WXIX

KPTM

KMPH

WHNS

WGHP

WGBH

WEWS

WTLV

WAVE

KSBW

KGTV

WBAL

KNTV

WTHR

KSNW

WTVK

KOTA

KIFI

WDTN

CFMT

KOCO

KPNX

KWGN

CFMT

KGAN

WVTM

KCTV

WGN

KSBW

KTVL

KSBY

KGTV

KPNX

KSBW

KSNW

KUSA

WFTV

WGN

CFMT

CNN

KCTV

KSBY

WLII

WBRZ

WXIX

WDTN

WTHR

KUSA

WJJZ

WHP

WSAZ

WSJV

WSOC

WSTM

KGUN

KHQ

KVII

WGEM

WKRC

WLOX

WOKR

WSBT

WSOC

WSPA

KARE

KFMB

KMIZ

KRQE

KTUL

KTVQ

KUSA

KXVO

WAGT

WBAL

WCFT

WICZ

WLOX

WOIO

WPBN

WRCB

KMIZ

KPTM

KPWB

KSNT

KTVL

KTVQ

WEVV

WFLX

WIXT

WMAR

TED TURNER PICTURES

WOKR

WTVR

KSAT

ONN

WAGT

WBAY

WHAS

WICU

WNWO

WUTR

BAY•TV

KMGH

KPTM

KPWB

KPTH

WPWB

ONN

WROC

WSBT

WOKR

NTV

AZTECA

KTAL

KFMB

KOKI

WMAR

KNXV

TSC

WSAZ

WAGT

OMNI

Co-authored by Melanie Goux and James A. Houff,  On Screen, In Time: Transitions in Motion Graphic Design for Film, Television & New Media, was published in 2003 by RotoVision UK, and translated into six languages for international distribution.

Few disciplines can capture our attention and imagination as effectively as motion graphic design—and few are as seductive both to designers and viewers. Through interviews with top international motion graphic designers, and examples of their work from the turn of the 21st century, this book brings a global perspective to the creative innovations at the cutting edge of motion graphics, and the challenges facing the industry.

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