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Presenting CLIP "ART" at OFFICE PDX
CLIP "ART" takes a humorous approach by pairing the beloved kitsch we know all too well. More prevalent in the 70s and 80s, clip "art" of the time was created by very talented illustrators. The multi-layered show has numerous under currents, including the timeless question, What is "art" and Who is an "artist"? |
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STAR WARS EPISODE I
The campaign objective was to reach out to the latents - many of whom are women - highlighting the intrigue of relationships and universal values expressed in the film as well as capitalizing on the numeral 1. The solution depicts universal themes centering on character, emotion and human experience. |
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Print ads for Jose Cuervo in collaboration with Jim Riswold
CAT FIGHT! OR
THE BLOODY MARIA VS. THE BLOODY MARY.
R.I.P. Bloody Mary.
I mean no disrespect to the esteemed Bloody Mary; after all, my 102-year-old grandmother
still loves her Bloody Mary in the morning.
But it’s time the grand dame of morning libations made room for progress. |
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Creamy Bullets book cover
Kevin Sampsell's largest and most ambitious collection to date, Creamy Bullets, captures the Portland author at the top of his game. Collecting everything from stunning flash fiction to his hilarious and intense longer stories, Sampsell's latest is a highlight reel of his uncollected work from the past ten years. |
