My “Equality Forges A Strong Future” poster recently has been doing the rounds in blacksmith forums (!) online, so I decided to add this poster to my online store for all to purchase! This handsome 11″ x 17″ poster will make any office or forge instantly more fashionable and positive.
Earlier this year, I worked with Com-Ed Chicago (via Leo Burnett Chicago) to create these two posters as part of Com-Ed’s Black History Month promotion to schools and colleges to promote diversity in the STEM fields and to encourage kids to pursue science-based careers. Having seen my “Science Builds The Future” series, they wanted to boost that signal, and these images became parts of social media outreach, posters, postcards and street banners for the promotion.
My poster for local record store Green Light Music for this year’s Record Store Day event. Decided to emulate the 1950’s sci-fi movie poster vibe with a modified hi-fi robot menace. Signed limited edition art prints of this poster will be available to the frist 50 lucky souls through the door.
An exercise that turned into a poster.
I’ve always loved the idea of the “dazzle” camouflage used on battle ships in World War 1; hiding in plain sight, confounding your enemies with hard to understand data, and the visual connection to the Vorticism art movement. These crazily decorated ships were a highly effective means to screw with German U-Boats being able to target and disable them. I also like the metaphor of being able to hide by not hiding, both as disruptive camouflage and as a personal statement.