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Harpur Film Society posters, Binghamton University PART I (2006-2008) From 2006-2008 I made the posters advertising the weekly showings of the foreign and independent film group at my college, Binghamton University. Here is a selection of some of my favorite ones.
Harpur Film Society posters, Binghamton University PART II (2006-2008) From 2006-2008 I made the posters advertising the weekly showings of the foreign and independent film group at my college, Binghamton University. Here is a selection of some of my favorite ones.
(2015)
Bought a cheap print of “Winter Grandeur” by Laszlo Neogrady at a thrift store. I then added this nifty, yellow yeti. I think it works.
(2012)
Collage made out of a few old books
"Casserole Vice" (2013)
Pictures of gross food, from the same 1979 issue of McCall's that just keeps giving. Pictures of Crockett, Tubbs from the LP covers of volumes 1 and 2 of the Miami Vice soundtrack. Background image is the cover to a 12" dance single. With a layer of parchment paper over it.
(2013)
I had all these materials lying around and wanted to do something with them. Here's how they wound up. Arnold is lifted off the cardboard a little bit to give the piece some depth. Album cover to "New Year's Eve with Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians", painted black Arnold is from he cover of the Betamax version of "Pumping Iron" Insert from a Pepsi ad in an old Spots Illustrated Vantage cigarette ad from a 1979 issue of McCall's Insert from an old contest ran in the New York Post, 1983.
(2013)
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL PHOTOSHOP.
Album cover to the "Jaws" soundtrack Picture of Mayonnaise jar from 1979 issue of McCall's Acrylic paint to cover the jar.
(2013)
Collage of a mailer from Fuccillo Kia, taped together on cardboard.
Every area has a king of car dealerships. In upstate New York, Billy Fuccillo is that king. I got a large baseball-themed flyer for his Kia dealership in the mail several months ago, and it was loaded with different sizes of the same picture as well as his catchphrase, "HUGE!". So I put them all together.
How can one word be a catchphrase? Here's the best example of Billy on the internet: http://youtu.be/DXRaboSo70A
"Stan Hansen" (2013)
The master of the lariat and (as 1991 WCW would want you to believe) sloppy tobacco chewing. Whenever I imagine Hansen, it's always just eyebrows, a mustache, and angrily coming at me.
The Japanese characters spell out "Stan Hansen", I hope.
Acrylic and marker on painter's drop cloth.
(2012) Pictures of old guys from New York State Elks newsletter from 1982 Salad ad from 1979 issue of "McCalls" Bees from National Geographic kids book on bees All on cardboard
"GRAPPLE!" (2008) Acrylic and Sharpie on painter's drop cloth
A big, proper version of this random drawing: http://johnnybradigan.tumblr.com/post/357996322/day-26-365-a-while-back-i-made-a-large-piece
(2007-2008) Sharpie on Saran Wrap on sandpaper on cereal box on poster board
I like to say it's a commentary on how expensive cereal is, but really it's just an excuse to draw cereal mascots. Can you name all of the mascots depicted here?
"The Nasty Boys" (2012) Acrylic on painter's drop cloth
"The Road Warriors are Just Happy to be Here" (2011) Acrylic on painter’s drop cloth
(2011) WHERE DID EVERYTHING COME FROM? Girl with camera: Part of GE "Movielight" box, 1960's Background: Ad taken from an issue of the New York Times, 1961 Surrounding: Part of Kodak "Handle2" camera box, 1979 All of it glued together on black poster board
"Charles/Atari Nelson Reilly" (2011) Acrylic on painter's drop cloth
"Donna Reed" (2011) Acrylic on painter's drop cloth