Showing posts with label King of Graphic Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King of Graphic Designs. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2012

Designers FM Designers Pack Logo Competition

Solomon submits his logos in for the Designers Pack logo competition. Check out the logos Solomon designed, and leave your thoughts in the comment box below.








Wednesday, January 11, 2012

D.I.B.S Coming Soon 2012

D.I.B.S. stands for Do It Big Son, which is the motto everyone behind the brand lives by. It was created to support the people pursing and struggling for their dreams. The music producers and rappers living in basements, recording in booths built from makeshift materials. The filmmakers shooting on used equipment, spending hours perfecting their craft. The student who defies the impossible and doesn’t take no for an answer. Go for it, your dream, your passion, whatever you live for. Life is not about the wealth and fame but about the journey.



Live for the stories, live for the friends, live for the ride.

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Do It Big Son Clothing Coming Soon.

Do It Big Son Clothing (DIBS) coming soon - Founded by Jon S. Bertorelli, Daniel J. Livschutz of Vulpine Films & designed by Solomon M. Reese a.k.a The King of Graphic Designs. Be on the look out for the most anticipating clothing line.

Friday, December 23, 2011

R.I.P Heavy D Poster ad


R.I.P Heavy D Ad featuring music artist Montana Mero

Sponsored by Mr. Dreamz Magazine & New Hot Styles Apparel Printing 
Photography by George Harvey
T-Shirt & Print Design by Solomon M. Reese
Shades by Jimmy Swagg

Monday, November 14, 2011

King of Graphic Designs Response to Jay-Z canceled message of "Occupy Wall Street T-shirts."



I understand, what Jay-Z was trying to do so by selling Occupy Wall Street t-shirts. And I understand where the people, whom living at the camp, are saying about Jay-Z profiting from there hard times. Granted, but Jay-Z is simply saying "Wall Street stop being greedy by cutting jobs and occupy the streets with more stores, donate more technology, give the human mind more knowledge, so we all can live with a piece of mind." However, Jay-Z is a positive business man and of course, he would of donated the fiscal year profit to charities that will help people benefit more knowledge and life experiences. Therefore, I am going to keep the message clear, for my peoples in the struggles, my peoples hoping for the better, because I am a business man too, for the people, I want jobs for everyone but more importantly, I want everyone to have a education and understand what freedom is all about.


Keep The Message Clear Tee is designed by Solomon M. Reese

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

R.I.P Heavy D Tees.



Heavy D was taken to a L.A. hospital yesterday around noon and later pronounced dead.
Solomon M. Reese is releasing R.I.P Heavy D Tees, letting the people know that Heavy D spirit will forever go on.
He was instrumental in Solomon Reese rookie year as a designer, he will be missed by many. R.I.P. Heavy D.