Posters

For when it’s time to sling some ink.

Various posters, for both client and personal projects. All screenprinted. There’s nothing quite like the fresh smell of ink when it’s hot off the press.

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Poster Design
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Hot Luck is DIY casserole of the culinary and music world. With an impressive lineup of some of the country’s best chefs, there’s also quite the music lineup to boot. I designed a vintage-grocery-store themed lineup poster with some crunchy halftones and even crunchier prices. “Gwan...gitchoo some!” These old ads were so un-designed with a crazy mix of type and layout, so I decided to go all out.

1/0 Screenprint, 18" x 24"
→ Straight up just Black Ink 
→ Neenah Classic Crest Natural White 120C
→ M&R Saturn Platinum 3040 Press

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Creative Direction  Guerilla Suit
Words  The one, the only Kevin Whitley
Printing  Industry Print Shop

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Typefaces  Ginto Nord, Agipo, Mabry, Flare, Filmotype Keynote,Filmotype Leader, Brite Script, Harry Obese

The Mohawk is one of Austin’s best music venues. In the first decade of operation, it has hosted acts of all kinds—from the Fleet Foxes to Iggy Pop, Big Freedia to The XX. This poster highlights the best and brightest to have come through those famed, yet slightly dirty doors. All Are Welcome.

2/0 Screenprint, 18" x 24"
→ Semi- Opaque White Ink and Clear Varnish
→ Neenah Classic Crest Epic Black 120C

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Creative Direction  Guerilla Suit

Done for the annual Afterhours Poster Show, a themed event that raises money for local non-profits through an annual poster sale. This year, we worked with a group called Kids in a New Groove, which brings music and mentorship to children in foster care.

Fitting with the theme of music, I showcased—and illustrated—these painstakingly-accurate  stereo receivers made in the early 1970’s and 1980’s; real heavy hitters that are still sought after all these years later. From bottom to top: Pioneer SX-737 (1974-1976), Sansui 9090DB (1975-1977), Marantz 2285 (1977-1980), McInstosh 4100 (1982).  

4/0 Screenprint, 18" x 24"
→ Metallic Silver, PMS Red 032C, Blue 0821C, Black
→ Neenah Classic Crest Natural White 120C

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Printing  Fine Southern Gentleman
Photos  Stephanie White & Me

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Typefaces  Titling Gothic Wide / Extended / Skyline, Druk Wide, Termina, Eurostile, Edgar, Vitesse, Twentieth Century, Metropolis, Davison Spencerian, Berthold Script, Las Vegas Fabulous,  Verlag Compressed, Sensational Sans, Knockout

The Pioneer Stereo Receiver Model SX-737, manufactured in 1982. I had purchased this relic of a receiver and fixed it up a few months before the show. I was, and still am, enamored by the warmth of the lights, the gleen of the silver case, the details in the knobs and dials, and the countless design choises that make up the face.

This became the basis for my poster, featuring other such receivers that were all defined by the era.