Art City Austin: A Call For Artists
It’s call for artists time for the 2011 edition of Art City Austin, Downtown’s Art Festival. We were tasked with helping our good friends at Art Alliance Austin get the word out to artists. Here’s the result: a simple mark and concept to be distributed through multiple media channels. Oh, and if you want to apply, visit artallianceaustin.org for the details.
Art City in 30 Seconds
Art City Austin: Commercial co-developed with Lucky Rabbit Films and hosted on Vimeo.
Social Media: A documentary-style approach, with a large group of local artists collaborating on a large canvas over several hours. The final canvas was displayed in Austin’s 2ND Street district’s storefront windows as a sort of rolling billboard. Hosting on Vimeo allowed the commercial to be easily shared and linked by all involved and those supportive of the event.
Art City Austin: Austin Monthly Ad
Part print ad about the vibrancy of Austin’s amazing downtown art festival, part giant sculptural collage built on the wall of the studio, that was then photographed for print.
Art City Austin: Color Strips
Here’s a modular woven take on art communication. Is it a poster? An outdoor board? Interactive guerilla? We’re not sure, but we’re sure about a few other things. It’s flexible. It’s different. It’s pop art, woven into the fabric of the city. People could take a piece—or a picture. And it’s all about Art City Austin’s concept: together we make.
Art Week Austin Posters
Art City Austin Postcards
Art Week Austin Color Strip Poster
Art should grab you. So we did an Art Week Austin poster that does the same. Here, color strips go dimensional, weaving themselves into the bottom of the poster.
Art City Billboard
Art Night Austin Brochure
Art Week Austin Print Campaign
“Together We Make” was the tagline for 2010’s Art Week Austin. So we took photographs and paintings (done in-house) of iconic Austin buildings and wove them together to demonstrate the coming together of art and the city. Here’s a couple of them: a postcard depicting City Hall, and a print ad featuring the State Capitol. It was a cool, get-your-hands-dirty process.