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fairytales

The following is a poster I designed for the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra’s 2007-2008 season. The background image was provided, of which I was very thankful for, on the short time schedule.

Fairytales and Legends

As a designer, I was thankful I didn’t have to think about the background image; it left me time to just focus on text placement and a few additional effects to bring the poster to life.

This year is the 100th Anniversary of the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra.


Poinsettia Pops 2009

I suddenly find myself at home this afternoon instead of at work. Both of my boys are sleeping; I’m attempting to be productive and add some more of my work to this website.

The Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates their 100 year anniversary this year. I was fortunate enough to be able to design some posters for them over the past couple of years. The two I am showcasing today are from the 2008 and 2009 Poinsettia Pops concerts.

I attended CSU and was a student of Phil Risbeck. If you know the name, then a poster with a gradient should be of no surprise. It was from my time at CSU and inspiration from Phil’s work that I drew on for the 2008 Poinsettia Pops concert poster.

Poinsettia Pops 2008

Poinsettia Pops 2008

In 2009, I wanted to carry on the design theme I established with the logotype and simpliciy of the text, but I wanted to expand on my abilities. I chose to pursue a more photographic solution. The resulting photo manipulation turned out just as I had hoped. Below, you will find the 2009 Poinsettia Pops concert poster.

Poinsettia Pops 2009

Poinsettia Pops 2009

It was a great experience to be able to work on a “back-to-back” project and carry some themes across while pursuing other routes. In my day job, that’s not something that’s often an option. I have a few more Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra posters I would like to share, so stay tuned.

Thanks!


Poster Design

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HarmonPoster_Preview

I love cars. Most anything automotive interests me, especially unique and/or rare automobiles. I was lucky enough to own one such car for a little over 6 years. I owned 1992 GMC Typhoon 2482 (out of 2497). As such, the SyTy culture became a large part of my life. I’ve met a lot of cool people from www.SyTy.net, attended 2 SyTy Nationals events; one in KC and the other in Bowling Green, KY.

These posters were inspired by my love for Syclones and Typhoons:

Syclone Poster

Typhoon Poster

From those, I offered to do custom work for anyone interested. My one custom poster turned out pretty well, I thought (done for Dennis Harmon, owner of the Typhoon pictured):

Harmon Poster

I’m looking forward to finding time for more poster design, both on my own and inspired by “custom” projects. I’d also like to eventually branch out into other “Auto Cultures” but I need to make sure I have the time so I can offer good customer service on top of good design… as the posters are for sale if you are interested.

If you would like a custom one of your vehicle, send me and email and we can work something out. I also print them on my own, which helps cut down costs.