Rachel designed these pins for a client in 3 different finishes, to indicate different status. The use of different finishes with the same design allowed for an upscale look, while saving cost by using the same mold for all 3 designs.
From Left: Image 1: Albuquerque worked with Rachel to design a unique pin for their 2009 event. Image 2: A youth baseball team, did not have a logo, and worked with Rachel to create this unique design and lapel pin. Image 3: A complex design with multiple platings and 3 dimensional areas is filled with a cloisonne hard enamel fill. The client's existing logo was translated for manufacturing a lapel pin with exquisite results.
From Left: Image 1: Clients logo was translated into a combination of metal and printed process to achieve a beautiful look. Image 2: In order to maintain the clean white borders in the client's logo, a white matte process was used, which avoided the added metallic lines traditionally needed in an enamel filled pin. Image 3: The client's logo was translated into a design for a die-struck pin. The use of a sandblasted background and enamel fills allows for an upscale look with color.
Breast Cancer Awareness Lapel Pins with an upscale jewelry feel. Rachel used cast process, gemstones and cloisonne fill to create beautiful looks.
Coins and moneyclips for a wide variety of clients from government to corporate.
Unique challenge coin designs incorporating the client's artwork and logos and applying the best processes for a beautiful result.
3D Die-Struck Golf Bag Tag with Enamel fills. Artwork was translated for manufacturing from the client's logo.
Earth Day Lapel Pins collection designed by Rachel from Concept through manufacturing.
Keychain design for a children's healthcare group. Die-Struck and cast charms combined for an abundant unique look.