CLIENT: Louis Black Productions
MENIUM: Print

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This was one of my favorite poster designs ever and in large part that had to do with the sweet intersection of film, design and Texas dive bars.  Louis Black Productions trusted me with this poster for the restoration of this much-acclaimed, almost lost film which follows a young Sonny Carl Davis as Cowboy and his ne'er-do-well friends on the last night in their beloved dive bar, "the Alamo." Frequently with modern films, you can easily pull high res stills from the digital footage or even better, be given photos taken on set by a photographer during production to use…

CLIENT: Black Berstein Productions
MENIUM: Print and Digital

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: I was honored to be asked to design the poster for the documentary about Austin's own Richard Linklater that just made its world premiere at Sundance.  For me, it was deeply personal in that I feel so grateful to this particular director in that had he not decided to stay here in those early days of his success, the film industry and community as it is today would absolutely not exist.  The club he and his friends started that crewed Slacker started the Austin Film Society and began to blow on the little umber of flame that was Texas film…

CLIENT: The Hidden Room Theatre
MENIUM: Poster Print Design

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: "Transportive," "Sumptuous," and "Impeccable."  Those are some of the words critics used to describe The Hidden Room's staging of the Ludham Tate-revised working of the tragedy, which has a much happier ending than Shakespeare's version.  The show was one of the most celebrated productions of the the Austin Theatre 2015 season, and I was told that Motorblade Postering Service had chosen the poster I made for it as their favorite of the year.   I guess they should know, as they pretty much put up every poster you see anywhere in town.   Check out the website we created for The Hidden…