The murals were originally illustrations created for the Lutheran Community Foundation’s annual report. Linda Henneman of ThinkDesign Group (Minneapolis MN) is the art director.
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October 29, 2009
Storyboard for Animated PSA
Storyboard for animated environmental Public Service Ad (in progress). Dave Redl ofDave Redl Cartoons, editor and animator.
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tags: advertising, animation, Dave Redl, globe guy
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October 21, 2009
Clockman Sculpture for the Smithsonian
Sculpture designed for the Smithsonian Museum of American History. I provided an illustration and the Smithsonian created the sculpture. ‘Clockman’ was created for the “On Time” Exhibit and is part of the museum’s permanent collection. When they first called, they mentioned the sculpture would be part of a temporary exhibit. I asked how temporary.
They said 25 years.
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tags: exhibits, institutional, projects
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October 20, 2009
Moye White Website
Animated Website for Moye White LLP. The client is a firm in Denver,Colorado specializing in commercial law. This is part of a campaign including advertising and collateral.
October 19, 2009
Galison Mudpuppy
Series of children’s products created for Galison Mudpuppy. Clockwise from top left: robot stickers, Space coin bank, robot folders, robot pencil holder
To buy, please click here.
October 16, 2009
Three Bunnies Lamp
Lampshade design for “Enlighten”, an art lamp exhibit in Los Angeles on November 21st. This exhibit will help support arts education. Tornado Design is the curator. The design is based on illustrations called the Robot Bunny series.
The lamp is available for purchase and part of the proceeds go to Inner City Arts based in LA. To pre-order the lamp, please click here.
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October 13, 2009
Directory of Illustration Mailer, 2009
This was a cover and fold-out for the Directory of Illustration 2009. Dave Plunkert ofSpur Design is the designer. When I first turned it in, it had a more complex background. Dave liked the art, but I asked if there was anything he would change.
He said no. I asked again if he was sure. After working with the type, he suggested a black background. David is a very smart guy.
p.s. This is the first post on Planet Yang. Hopefully this will be the first of many.
