David Jamie Design

ParkNYC is an easy and convenient way to pay for on-street parking in NYC via the ParkNYC App on a mobile phone or in your web browser. NYC has the largest metered parking system in the world. 

The ParkNYC branding included the design of a meter decal for all 14,000 meters throughout the five boroughs of NYC, signage, app design, promotional materials and the design of the ParkNYC website: ParkNYC.org.

Design and layout of major billboards, vehicle wraps, banners, signage, posters, flyers, postcards, tickets, seating charts, transit posters and ads were done in major cities such as NYC, Boston, Washington and Atlanta. 

The Big Apple Circus is one of the country's premier circuses. 

The Vision Zero branding was created to be a recognizable mark for all outreach materials such as the Vision Zero website, postcards, flyers, posters and other items that are distributed to the NYC public.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero Initiative is the foundation for ending traffic deaths and injuries on NYC streets. The City is making a bold new commitment to improve street safety in every neighborhood and in every borough – with expanded enforcement against dangerous moving violations like speeding and failing to yield to pedestrians.

Also as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero Initiative, New York City is reducing its speed limit to 25 MPH in order to make the city safer for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers and help meet the City’s goal of bringing traffic fatalities to zero.

The "For A Safer NYC Speed Limit 25 MPH" branding was created to be a recognizable mark for all outreach materials such as postcards, flyers, posters and other items that are distributed to the NYC public. Over 1 million postcards were printed and distributed in the 5 boroughs. The posters were put up at DMV's around NYC and digital banners and posters were put up at the Staten Island Ferry.

The Shared/Seasonal Streets branding was created to be a recognizable mark to be used for signage, banners, apparel and outreach materials.

“Seasonal Streets” are temporary transformations of streets into vibrant public space. NYCDOT works with community partners to design and manage the street for various uses, from programming and events for pedestrians, to managed access and deliveries for businesses. Seasonal Streets also feature amenities for pedestrians, such as movable furniture, public art, and more open, car-free space.

“Shared Streets” was the historic streets of Lower Manhattan, a 60-square-block area from the Brooklyn Bridge to Battery Park, where pedestrians, cyclists and motorists shared streets to rediscover the history, culture and commerce of Lower Manhattan.

Gateways to Chinatown is an initiative seeking innovative proposals to plan, design and construct a symbolic and functional landmark at the nexus of Manhattan’s Chinatown and the southern entrance to Little Italy’s historic Mulberry and Mott Streets.

The Gateways to Chinatown branding included the design of a logo that would be used on outreach materials, banners, signage, social media and in the design of the Gateways to Chinatown website: gatewaysto.chinatown.nyc

The NYC Department of Transportation launched a citywide pilot to designate 285 parking spaces in municipal parking facilities and on-street in select neighborhoods for the use of carshare companies Zipcar and Enterprise CarShare.

The branding was used in on-street signage, outreach materials and website.

http://nycdotcarshare.info

Car Free Earth Day is an annual car-free event. The Event opens thirty blocks of Broadway from Times Sq. to Union Sq. for people to explore without cars! The design was used for ads, banners and flyers.

The Ferry Fest 100 Branding was used in ads, posters and brochures to promote the all day celebration.

Ferry Fest 100 commemorated 100 years of Staten Island Ferry service from Manhattan to Staten Island. A big public celebration with art and music took place at the Whitehall Ferry Terminal in Manhattan.

Created Branding for NYC’s Open Streets program which allows communities to embrace new public space and support small businesses. The Open Streets program prioritize pedestrians and cyclists by transforming streets into public space. This program allows for a range of activities and supports local businesses and schools.

Open Boulevards was branded as well which features cultural activities, community-based programming, landscaping and other beautification, and art installations. Open Boulevards spans multiple blocks in all five boroughs.

The Park Smart branding was used for parking meters in NYC areas with these regulations.

Park Smart is a NYC Department of Transportation program to make parking easier while reducing congestion and improving safety.

Hand and Car Illustrations by Emily Colasacco.

Created materials for NYC Summer Streets, which is an annual event that takes place on three consecutive Saturdays with nearly seven miles of NYC's streets open for people to play, run, walk and bike.

The Daily Pothole branding was created for NYC's first online pothole tracking website, TheDailyPothole.tumblr.com.

The NY Times called the system "one of the most popular online inventions of New York City’s government".

Branding and designs were created for Eddie Trunk (VH1 Classic's "That Metal Show", Sirius XM Radio's "Trunk Nation" and Q104.3 "Friday Night Rocks").

The "Eddie Trunk Rocks" branding was used on his website EddieTrunk.com, printed materials and apparel.

An exclusive t-shirt was designed in 2007 for Eddie Trunk’s annual Halloween party starring the legendary Ace Frehley at NYC’s Hard Rock Café. The art was also featured on the prominent Hard Rock Cafe marquee in Times Square.

The CityBench branding is featured on thousands of benches throughout the five boroughs as well as postcards, flyers and brochures.

This initiative to increase the amount of public seating on New York City’s streets. NYC DOT has installed attractive and durable benches around the city at bus stops, retail corridors and in areas with high concentrations of senior citizens.

This was a branding project which required taking the existing Select Bus branding and creating a new unique branding for the Select Bus Shelters, which also included a location panel as well as a route map. The mission was for the public to be able to differentiate between Select Bus Shelters and regular MTA Bus Shelters. The design was approved by the NYC Public Design Commission.

The NYC Department of Transportation and the MTA are working together to improve the city's bus system by implementing bus rapid transit improvements on routes throughout the city. 

Created a branding for the New York City Department of Transportation 
Plaza Program.

The New York City Department of Transportation works with various organizations to create neighborhood plazas throughout NYC to transform underused streets into vibrant and social public spaces.

Branding was created and used for various printed materials and online.

Cities for Cycling is a project of the National Association of City Transportation Officials to catalog, promote and implement the world’s best bicycle transportation practices in American municipalities.

This "honeycomb" design poster was created to highlight a new program at the New York City Department of Transportation for artists to be part of these outdoor/rotating exhibitions.

NYC DOT Art partners with community-based organizations and artists to present temporary public art in neighborhoods across the City. These art display cases host rotating exhibitions that move to plazas throughout the five boroughs. 

Designed exclusive VIP passes for the Road Hard movie premieres around the country. 

Road Hard starring Adam Carolla is a story about the trials and tribulations of comedians who are forced back out on the road to do stand up after successful TV careers.

A DOTArt project to design a temporary art installation while the cafe building was being renovated as part of the Fordham Plaza redevelopment plan. Fordham Plaza is a major transit and commercial hub, which sits at the intersection of 12 local and regional bus lines including Bx12 and Bx41 SBS lines, the fourth-busiest Metro North train station., Fordham Road is traveled by 80,000 pedestrians daily.