Showing posts with label texan gothic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label texan gothic. Show all posts
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Zombie Rocker - Limited Edition Texan Gothic T-Shirt Design
I'm proud to announce the first Limited Edition Tee-shirt design from Texan Gothic!
What's more metal than a severed zombie hand... with a burning hunger to rock?!
Limited Edition Texan Gothic Tee from an original Brad Albright illustration.
Super soft with a dark graphic edge. Dress to depress!
Claim yours while they're available at www.TexanGothic.com
** Take $3 off through Black Friday with Coupon Code: 'Zombie'
• White on Black 100% cotton, ultra-soft 30-single weave.
• FREE US SHIPPING - November Preorders shipping early December.
• Available in Medium / Large / XL
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Sunday, June 2, 2013
Texan Gothic / DSVC Dallas Awards
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I'm honored that a batch of my self-promotional 'Texan Gothic' series and MFA thesis illustrations were awarded a bronze medal at last night's annual DSVC juried show! (The thing itself is a solid bronze lightbulb that has to weigh nearly 5 pounds!) This was my first time to attend a DSVC event, and I was immediately blown away by the caliber of work that was on display. The Dallas Society of Visual Communication assembles some remarkable talent, and there had to be close to 500 people there!
The exhibition and formal awards dinner was an impressive event with designers, creative directors, illustrators, educators, and other industry titans in attendance. Fossil's Senior VP Tim Hale won the Golden Egg lifetime achievement award, with previous winners including Stan Richards of The Richards Group and illustrators Jack Unruh and Bart Forbes (both of which were guest lecturers for my graduate MFA class in March 2012). All in all, a very classy event!
I'm honored to be involved and look forward to meeting more folks in years to come. Thanks very much to the Dallas Society of Visual Communications, guest judges, and to the Hartford Art School low residency MFA in llustration program!
I'm encouraged and excited to share the full series after graduation next month!
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