This particular image is the second one I did for the Leo Kottke show at The Paramount Theatre.

The first one was a little much for an acoustic show. The first advertisement is the one below.

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This is the first image that I produced for the Leo Kottke show. Unfortunately, I think that I overdid it a little with the light streaks in the background, so it wasn't used.

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There are only two things that I can say about this image.

1.) It took a long time to get any images at all of the current band's lineup.

2.) The only images that were available were very low resolution images.

That being said, I think it works very well.

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Around the time that I had gotten around to doing this image, I was totally sick and tired of using black as a color for the background.

Here, I went in a different direction, so as to break up the plain-ness of solid feilds of background color.

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This particular image can only be appreciated in the HI-RES page.

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This is an image for the political musical satire group called The Capitol Steps.

This image took forever to build. I think that there are about twelve different images in entire picture of the Capitol Building alone.

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This one was a very straightforward down-to-earth image.

No frills or spills here. Just very simple graphic design.

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Subdudes?

A long time ago they were The Dudes.After many regroupings of the band, and the band has gone through many changes, they became The Subdudes.

I am glad that I have been able to work on an advertisement that represents a multi-diverse background in music and that has such strong lyrical integrity. I beleive that this particular ad reflects the recent art of their latest CD, "Street Symphony", and that it also has the energy of some of the legendary New Orleans background that they are associated with.

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THIS IS THE OTHER SUBDUDES POSTER that is on the same page to show the differences between the two.

The first one was a little too complicated, so I had to rework it a little.

The Irish Rovers.

In this ad, I had to dig up an old album cover of theirs from the internet. Their album, Emmigrate Emmigrate, reflected Ireland's mass exodus from The Emerald Isle.

I wanted to go with something a little on the green side and I had to get creative with their old logo from their old album cover.

I am glad that I took the time that it took on this one. It's rather simple, but it has a kind of charm to it.

THIS IS THE MIKE SUPER AD that I did for the Paramount Theatre.

As usual, I started out with a very complicated design that had way too much in it.

This is the final peice. Tim Marceau had told me to tone it down a lot because the text in the previous peice was way too out of control. It was kind of hard to look at.