I’ve been on this kick of making flyers lately, so I decided it was about time I made one for myself! I still haven’t decided if I want to put flyers up with my goofy face on it, but it makes me laugh.
Created a brand new flyer for The Cazanovas! They’ll be getting a blank one for their other shows, but I put the Darwin’s info up for our own show.
Another flyer design! I thought it came out pretty good for only being given a lo-res image and Bleeding Cowboy logo.
Melanie Denard has put together her new band and needed some band pictures for PR purposes. She hired me to come up to her house and shoot the band. We had a blast playing with some ideas for the shoot, I thought they came out quite nice. I’ll be using some of these shots for an upcoming flyer design!
The Cazanovas switched out their drummer, and wanted some new photos. They hired me for a quick photo shoot before the Blues Jam on Thursday.
I’ve been working on creating a new look for the flyers at Darwin’s. It’s been fun diving back into some real graphic design and dirtying up my clean designs. Oh grungy-distressed look…how I’ve missed you! Check out my stuff:
A friend of mine has been checking out my light paintings and invited me up to his workplace to use as a shooting location: a Fire Station! I had a blast and will probably return to do more shoots at a later time. I’d like to thank my friend as well as all the Firemen I got to meet while I was there.
After the photo shoot with Waller, I stuck around and shot their show for a bit before heading back to Darwin’s to shoot Seminole Jackson. I had a great time hanging out and would like to thank all the members of Waller for having me out!
Saturday I met up with Atlanta Folk band Waller! I shot them at Park Tavern a while back and they asked me to come out and get some group shots of the band. I had lots of fun hanging out backstage and getting a bit more experience at posing people!
Truett Lollis: Friday after Stoney Brooks I went to check out Truett play at Sideline’s. He had John McKnight on drums and was jamming with the opening band by the time I got there. It was great to hear Truett play a little more rock, and I loved his version of “A Simple Man”!
