Showing posts with label harvest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label harvest. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Red Hook Farmers Market Logo


I was walking my dog Lily last night, and came across this display in the center of town. I illustrated this Farmers Market logo two years ago, and am glad the Red Hook Village is putting it to good use. A special thanks to Mayor Ed Blundell for this fun project, and to Heather Oslander Gibbons for the fabulous design work. Much like a song, this poster's got a nice hook to it!


Below are some ideas for the logo:






Here's to a very fruitful season for the Red Hook Farmers Market.

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Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Cornfield


As harvest season is in full swing, here's a new drawing of a cornfield which is a mile from my home. This piece was drawn on a map of my town, Red Hook. It will be included in an upcoming exhibit of local drawings which will be on display at Taste Budd's Cafe in Red Hook. I'll be posting more about this soon.

Monday, August 6, 2012

Drawing Dividends


This drawing reminds me of William Shakespeare's quote, "All the world's a stage." It accompanied a story in today's Wall Street Journal; about mutual funds which give investors access to dividends from overseas. In illustration, 'harvest' themes tend to be very cliched, but transforming America into a patio, and continents into trees added a unique twist. Thanks to art director, Jia Baek, for such a worldly assignment.

It's always satisfying to see my work on the printed page.

Here are sketches for this illustration...

Collecting dividends in mailbox from overseas

Dividends fly in from overseas to U.S. investor

Collecting dividends from trees that look like foreign countries

Collecting dividends from overseas well


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