graphic design & communication
It has been a busy year to say the least. I finally freed up a few days to update the galleries, tweak the site a bit, and add several new projects. So, dig around and check out some of the latest work.
BTW, I am working on some very cool projects that I cannot show yet. I will be blogging and posting all about them when I have the green light to do so. Stay tuned...
Here's a fun project for Columbus' own, The Floorwalkers. They are holding an "end of the world" party at the Newport Music Hall on December 21.
Illustration was done in crayon with help from my 10 year old son, Caleb.
In August, I took three weeks off to visit my church's orphan home in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It was an amazing trip. I kept a private daily blog for my family and close friends to follow. I have had so many people ask me about the experience that I have now made it public. You can check it out here
Anyone who lives in Columbus knows that some of the best food around is served out of the back of a food truck. Teodora's Kitchen will be no exception.
Jennica Whitt called me this summer to design her logo, menu, signage and truck. Teodora's Kitchen is named after her mother who met a young U.S. serviceman, stationed in Panama. They married and moved to the states. Teodora raised her family on amazing authentic Panamanian food and now her daughter wants to share it with her home town.
Look for Teodora's Kitchen Spring of 2013. It will be worth the stop.
Proud to be part of the discussion in September with such an outstanding panel of local talent.
Creative Panel
Christian Davies, Executive Creative Director, Americas of FITCH
Kelly Ruoff, Managing Creative Director, Ologie
Jeremy Slagle, Owner/Creative Director, Jeremy Slagle Design
Keith Tatum, Creative Director - Retail Direct Client Team, Resource Interactive
Chuck Arida, Vice President, Brand Identity & Creative Services, Nationwide Insurance
Adam Ferguson, SVP, Brand/Advertising Manager, Huntington National Bank
John Lowe, CEO, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams
Come out and join the fun. www.cscarts.org
Last Friday evening, Columbus got hit with a pretty nasty storm. It was 95 degrees and sunny until the black wall of clouds moved in. Although it didn't bring a lot of rain, the wind gusts exceeded 85 miles per hour. It toppled trees, damaged homes and snapped power poles around the neighborhood. As of today, Monday, we are still without power and internet. AEP is telling us we should plan on being without power for the rest of the week and possibly into next week.
We are happy to be safe and thankful to say that we didn't have any damage to our house. It's been hot without electricity but we've been sleeping in the basement to keep cool at night.
My friends at Spacejunk Media have been kind enough to let me work from thier office until we are back on-line in Clintonville. So, I'm open for business this week.
We finally made it! Becky had never been to New York City and my parents had the kids for the week, so off we went. The weather was great, the city was crazy, and we had a great time taking it all in. It was also a great opportunity to test out my Fuji X10. I was very happy with the results.
You can see more photos from the trip here.
A few years ago I came up with the idea of creating one large poster that can be cut down into several smaller pieces of art. That's when I created my first Post-a-Print series based on vintage cameras. Since then I have sold and shipped them around the globe. People like them.
I'm now happy to annouce the second Post-a-Print set: Vintage Vespas. I am now taking orders and they will ship by mid June.
So, head on over to Quaint Co. and check them out.
I've been selling posters and art prints at jeremyslagle.com for a couple of years and have sent posters to nearly every continent.
Since January I have been working on a way to separate my client work from my posters, wall art, and other side projects. After several months, the job is complete. I give you Quaint Co.
Best new feature: There is now a cart feature so you can pay one flat rate of shipping on your entire order.
Be sure to check back often for new art and products.
If you couldn't make it to Pinchflat this year, here's a little glimpse of what you missed.
Thanks again to all of the artists, sponsors and volunteers who made it such great event.
You still have until May 31 to buy a poster at www.pinchflatcolumbus.com
