graphic design & ILLUSTRATION
WOSU's Broad and High crew met us at Leah Storrs' studio to document the printing process for my 2016 Pinchflat Poster this afternoon. Leah is printing several of the prints in this year's show. Can't wait to see this episode!
We dropped in at Leah Storrs' Studio today to check out the progress on my poster for this year's Pinchflat Bicycle Poster Blowout. She was printing the metallic gold ink and it's looking good! Thanks Leah!
Special thanks to WOSU (Columbus' PBS affiliate) for covering Pinchflat this year. They came by the studio today to interview me and document my process in creating silkscreen printed art for the event. Next week they will be shooting us in the print shop as Leah Storrs prints the posters, then on to the event in May where they will be covering all of the action. The story will be featured on Broad and High in an episode airing later in the year.
So come by Pinchflat on May 7 to support local artists, buy cool art, and get your smiling face on the show!
I'm super excited to see this poster get printed by the talented Leah Storrs. This year's poster is based on a mash-up of some cool buildings I photographed while in New York a few years ago.
Many artists have attempted to create their view of a utopian society. Thomas Kinkade paints his idealistic nature scenes, Norman Rockwell painted early mid-century American life, this poster is based on what the urban bicyclist might consider the perfect place to live.
Come out to Pinchflat 6 on Saturday, May 7 to check out other Ohio artists' work and take a few posters home with you. All art is only $30 each and 75% goes to the artist. More information at www.pinchflatcolumbus.com.
The poster will be 12.5 x 19 (can be matted or framed at 11 x 17), printed in three-color silk screen (including gold metallic) on French Spearmint Pop-Tone 100# cover stock.
I love my on-going early Friday meetings with Stacy Keyerleber. We meet to plan the second annual Edugo Road to Success Ride happening this October. It's the most life-giving thing I do. This is one of those mornings that make me glad that I always have my camera on me. My neighborhood is gorgeous under a fresh blanket of snow!
I'm grateful to my pal Andy J. Miller for featuring me on the Creative Pep Talk Podcast.
The Columbus design community came out on November 19th to celebrate the BEST design in town. We’re proud to say Slagle Design came home with four awards including a Best of Category! It’s always exciting—and surprising to see what the judges select. Here is what they chose as the best of 2015:
Slagle Design is proud to be featured in the latest LogoLounge book. It's a great Christmas present for the graphic designer in your life. Click here to pick up a copy on Amazon:
This Thursday is CSCA's Creative Best Event! Join the Columbus creative community in celebrating the best local work done in 2015. You can get your tickets on-line or at the door.
More information and tickets available here.
Be there!
