John Martinko

Branding Designer

New York, NY

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John Martinko is a branding designer with 25 years of experience in helping clients build clear, compelling and creative messages. The success of his work is heavily informed by having been involved in nearly every creative aspect of the business, in numerous environments and for clients in almost every category of industry.

John has such a broad range of experience because likes, above all, the opportunity to learn and discover something new. He still believes every assignment already contains some inherent element to spark new thoughts and ideas. His focus is to dig in and discover that spark and help build it into something unique, true and fantastic.

He recently moved to New York from San Francisco and spends his time exploring his new-found home and enjoying quicker access to Europe so he can keep improving his French.
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Clio, Communication Arts Design Annuals, ADDY Awards, Print Magazine, AIGA, Applied Arts, SF Show (Gold / Silver), WADC (Silver / Bronze), I.D. Magazine, ACD, Simpson Competition, HOW Magazine, SEGD, Critique, Wall Street Journal,  Wired Magazine, PGA Tour Award (Best Sponsor Integration)
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Taco Bell

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Taco Bell

Product packaging and new product branding.

Taco Bell was looking to update its image beyond its existing, aging fast-food image and asked for design research and exploration into what “Modern Latin” could mean. The results were received so well, that it was immediately extended to it's entire range of packaging, creating wrappers that were clean, modern and much easier and faster for the company to implement, and it's staff to use. The success of this work led to additional assignments in retail environments and new products.

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Taco Bell

Product packaging and new product branding.

Taco Bell was looking to update its image beyond its existing, aging fast-food image and asked for design research and exploration into what “Modern Latin” could mean. The results were received so well, that it was immediately extended to it's entire range of packaging, creating wrappers that were clean, modern and much easier and faster for the company to implement, and it's staff to use. The success of this work led to additional assignments in retail environments and new products.

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John Martinko

Branding Designer New York, NY