Thursday, March 29, 2012

Postin the posters 1.4

This will be a bi-weekly post of posters that I have collected. Hope you enjoy them. Need to see them all in one neat little package?  Visit Pinterest.

Type Director's Club Call for Entries Poster

At last Z beats A. Didn't you hate being called last of the list and always being at the end of the lunch line since your name started with a letter near the end of the alphabet? Yeah that's enough to tick Z off pretty bad! Well it's about time A got it's butt kicked and hard!

At last Z beats A.

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Pencil Power- Tooth Straight

"Pencil Power"      (all illustrations are original and retain copyright)

The pencil is a powerful tool. So simple in nature and easy to use, so readily available. It allows ideas to happen almost instantly. It is a natural extension of the hand or mind for that matter. 

I carry a pencil everywhere I go. I scribble on whatever is in reach when the thought comes. I've been told not to save, hoard, and store all of this genius. So in the freedom of free play I invite you to the yard for a lil show n' tell. -Kip Williams

"Tooth Straight" A perfect smile in every visit. 

Like the snake oil of the old days I envisioned this bottled solution being handed out for a small fee off the back of a wagon that rolled in and out of town with the wind. The cork stopper so temporary since the straightener would be emptied in no time.

Dr. Jones Orthodontics, the client, is a fun practice that focuses on children and the office has the Willy Wonka factory of magic type of feel to it. This art was a concept for an advertisement, that went on to be a t-shirt and poster for the office. Guess the Dr. wanted a few more bottles after the first.

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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Postin the posters 1.3

This will be a bi-weekly post of posters that I have collected. Hope you enjoy them. Need to see them all in one neat little package?  Visit Pinterest.

Charles S. Anderson

This was in the pack with Mr. Slick, done for French Paper. How could you not love Cream of Meat!?

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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Postin the posters 1.2

This will be a bi-weekly post of posters that I have collected. Hope you enjoy them. Need to see them all in one neat little package?  Visit Pinterest.

50 Books 50 Covers at Juicy Temples in Orlando for AIGA. Love the simplicity of the black ink on paper.

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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Pencil Power - Introduction


The pencil is a powerful tool. So simple in nature and easy to use, so readily available. It allows ideas to happen almost instantly. It is a natural extension of the hand or mind for that matter. 

I carry a pencil everywhere I go. I scribble on whatever is in reach when the thought comes. I've been told not to save, hoard, and store all of this genius. So in the freedom of free play I invite you to the yard for a lil show n' tell.     -Kip Williams

"Pencil Power"      (all illustrations are original and retain copyright)

Attack of the 80's

Thanksgiving corn

Oviedo water tower (Duda Sod)

Pentapus  (5 yr. anniversary t-shirt)

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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Postin the posters 1.1

This will be a bi-weekly post of posters that I have collected. Hope you enjoy them. Need to see them all in one neat little package?  Visit Pinterest.

Hatch show print

Went to Nashville, TN snagged this limited edition off the press during my VIP tour of Hatch Show Print. What an honor to smell the ink, sniff sniff.

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Thursday, March 15, 2012

I want to be an Illustrator when I grow up.

My dream used to be a pro athlete, then an artist, once it was a pastor. I came across this book my parents purchased for me when I was about 5 or 6. I remember reading it and dreaming of being an illustrator. I hope you enjoy "reading" it as well. I have now passed it on to my youngest daughter who also has the gift of dreaming in pencil.
Published in 1970.



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