eric hurtgen : gallery show
posted as Work by eric on 02.05.10
i've got an upcoming show at the green rice gallery in the noda district of charlotte during the month of march. there's an artist reception on friday, march 5th from 7-9pm. the show will also feature the art of brandon willett. we'd love to see you there.
All The Bright Lights
posted as Work by eric on 01.09.10
shoegaze with a southern heart and rock n' roll hands.
Jeremy Cowart Illustration + Stop-motion
posted as Work by david on 11.26.09
This is a drawing I did for Jeremy Cowart. Jeremy is a mad-crazy-talented photographer out of Nashville. Definitely check him out.
typography posters
posted as Work by eric on 08.10.09
11"x17" posters on sale at the green rice gallery in the NoDa district of charlotte, nc.
Typography Machine
posted as Work by david on 07.08.09
Only one man knows how to fly this conglomeration of switches, buttons, keys and wires. His name is, of course, Matt Stanfield. This fun little piece of typographic art will serve as the header for his new blog site we're designing. Soon as it's up, we'll post a link to the finished product.
Oh Mercy!
posted as Work by eric on 04.28.09
here's a free handset font i developed for a couple specific projects a while back. it was one
of those days when i really couldn't find exactly what i was looking for so i just decided to make it. it's a bit tech and a bit folksy. like bob dylan in the eighties. it's "oh mercy."
i've made "oh mercy" available for download here as an eps file. again, it's handset so it can get tedious if you've got lots of type, but hey...it's free.
Simple storytelling
posted as Work by david on 04.26.09
This is a follow up post from a few weeks back. I was commissioned to create a series of pages for a graphic novel project whose goal was to tell the same story that Michelangelo's seven panels tell in the Sistine Chapel. A number of amazing artists were involved, and the printed novel should be published later this year. I chose to create my part of the story very simply, using typography and geometric shapes. These panels were printed out at large poster size. I'll be posting photos of the actual exhibit soon.
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