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Category Archives: By Design
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2006 – THE AGATE TYPE
The Clement Clark Moore standard meets, you guessed it, Norman the Great. Pickle lovers will recognize traces of their favorite brand in the seal at center.
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2013 – CHUCKDATE
This was the first year I sidestepped scissors, stamps, and the sweet smell of xerox fumes, producing an all digital card out of a table design, photo, and email blast that went out on The Night Before. (Photo: PaC)
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PRINCIPAL PATTON of George C. Scott Elementary School
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YUL LOVE THE CHARGERS
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MY FAVORITE WALT
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TINYSAURUS REST
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RE-LAUNCH ANGLE
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JACK SQUASH
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MY OPENING DAY WISH, 2018
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FAKE MOVIE POSTERS: Candyland by Callahan
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BEATMAN the BATNIK
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TOY, STORY
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FAKE MOVIE POSTERS: Moonstruck 2049
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LARRYING UP
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THEY WRITE STORIES ABOUT THIS TIME OF YEAR
PAGE FROM A SAGE: Gridlocked
(Drawing: PaC)
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2010 – A ROSY RELATIVE OF PETER PAN
The assist on the 2010 card goes to Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up author J.M. Barrie, who is credited with the quotation featured on the front.
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THE HULKSTER and THE BOLSHEVIK
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BURN, BABY, BURN
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WHEN BAD GUYS GONE GOOD SEND SEASON’S GREETINGS
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DON’T STOP BELIEVING
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MANY HAPPY MEALS
My latest collaboration with the acclaimed graphic arts team at DeLeo Design is this newly imagined logo for one of our family’s favorite gathering spots, Angelina’s Kitchen.
The color scheme spoofery is an homage chosen to salute the sheer volume of visitors whose tummies and spirits Angelina’s has pleased over the years, an innumerable group said to be rivaled in size only by the crowds at that place Ol’ Man Kroc dreamed up. The name of it escapes me.
Thanks to everyone at Angelina’s for all the good times, and to Gina DeLeo-Kennedy for the typically outstanding design work — transforming my cocktail-napkin sketch into a technicolor dream coat.
PRECORDED HISTORY
A caveman carved a photo
With a lens of stone:
Of a bubbling tar pit,
Of brontosaurus bones,
Of a running horse
In a French cave drawing,
Of a sabretooth with
His t-rex neighbor, jawing.
Then going “MOTION PICTURE”
He shot two glaciers racing,
The footage looked like still shots ;
Blame the racers pacing.
Capturing the land before time,
His stone Nikon in hand
A photog Missing Link he was
The Caveman Cameraman.
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