This is a pretty tight lineup for the 4th annual TIMBRRR! Winter Music Festival in Leavenworth, WA—hope our chill poster art does the firecracker bands some justice!
Category: print
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poster // The Dance Hall : Soul
Tacoma, you need to dance.
You need to get up off your seat, put on your dancing shoes and go make a fool of yourself. Dance like no one’s watching. Dance like you’re the center of the universe. It’s good for the body. It’s good for the soul. It’s been a long time coming and we promise it’s gonna be so worth it!
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poster // Lemolo : Cathedrals XV
Our friends Lemolo will be headlining a very special winter’s evening concert—Cathedrals XV. We had the honor of creating the artwork for the poster!
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poster // Bombay Beach : The Know 10/17
Those righteous dudes in Bombay Beach are playing The Know’s final show ever this Monday in Portland—here’s our poster art promoting the occasion.
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poster // Lemolo at Bumbershoot
Thank you to our friends in Lemolo for commissioning us to do this poster for their upcoming set at Bumbershoot!
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poster art // Tacoma Film Festival 2015
Coming in October, Tacoma Film Festival 2015 is shaping up to be another excellent one—and we were honored to have the chance to once-again provide the poster art above!
Here are some artboard scraps and details from the process: (more…)
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poster art // TIMBER! Outdoor Music Festival 2015
Presenting the poster art and design we created for the 2015 Timber Outdoor Music Festival.
Campsite, here we come…
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poster // TIMBRRR! Music Festival
Original poster art for another fantastic music festival—music, snow, and more music in the Bavarian-rich Leavenworth, Wash. There’s some heavy hitters on this bill and all in a really unique setting.
Tickets are currently on sale at the festival’s site (be quick—they sell out!): timbermusicfest.com
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poster // Tacoma Film Festival
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As passionate filmmakers and cinephiles, we felt very much in our essence creating the poster for this year’s Tacoma Film Festival. For the art, we wanted to play with the escapist whimsy of cinema to create a surreal design, one that was inspired by the interaction of light with space but—like a good film—is imbued with some added layers of visual meaning pertaining to both cinema and Tacoma. (more…)
