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DESIGNER:

Bill Narum

VENUE:

Dallas Memorial Auditorium

Dallas

USA

SUBMITTED BY:

Narum

2004-06-05 14:38:34

BANDS:

Savoy Brown
Atomic Rooster
Chicken Shack

Savoy Brown Poster - Dallas Memorial Auditorium, Dallas - Bill Narum

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ricv64 :

wang dang doodle

2005-11-25 11:22:21

pagan :

this works nicely

2004-11-01 09:03:28

art chantry :

now that the design paradigm has so radically changed to the computer, i'm thinking about taking my xacto skills and going into a new field - surgery!
any takers? i charge less than them hoity-toity colleg kids...

2004-06-07 16:33:21

standard :

I was just sifting through my pile of circle templates and triangles 'n' stuff the other day.
Man, I have the kick-assest drafting machine/table that I haven't even set up since I moved here.

2004-06-07 14:40:46

grfxmonkey(dave) :

yeah, in still have a box of french curves with coins taped to the bottom of them. I plan to one day peel them off and buy a piece of gum or something.
I also remember the xacto all too well. I have the scars to prove it.
:)

2004-06-07 14:26:52

philaarts.com :

xacto knifes?? man, that is too modern. you are ruining it for all of us who do it with a buckknife. way to put us outta business.

2004-06-07 14:23:38

art chantry :

i got real good with xacto knives doing that stuff. it's still one of my primary tools. without it i'd be sunk.

2004-06-07 13:59:56

altieri :

Ahh yes, taping coins to the bottom of the curve and scratching off to make nice corners. I remember those days well.

2004-06-07 13:40:49

art chantry :

i feel the need to point out that back in the stone age we things called "straight edges", "t-squares" and "circle templates" that made this work a lot easier than you'd think.
"french curves", too.
but this is still great even with that "modern" technology considered. the typography is KLASS!

2004-06-07 13:33:46

grfxmonkey(dave) :

that is bad ass especially being that it's handdone. That's freaking impressive.
yeah, I was in the last graphic design class in my college that learned traditional printing (aka making your own halftone screens. plate burning and generating type by hand). That's tough work. The year after that everyone switched to computer. Of course the stuff we didn't look anywhere as good as this.
incredible work.

2004-06-07 12:42:28

stinkbait :

You all realize this was done in the 70's and all by hand. No fonts and no computers. The stuff the Armadillo World headquarters artists were doing was all incredible.

2004-06-07 12:27:06

uncle charlie :

this is great, GO TEXAS

2004-06-07 12:12:13

art chantry :

decades ago when i first started out working on graphics and posters, i tried to make my stuff look like this. i still have a few samples of work from the early-mid seventies laying around here that look like this (not gigposters). it's fun to look back at where you came from occaisionally.

2004-06-07 09:30:20

sicknimich :

i like this one ol' timey and classic!

2004-06-07 09:21:28

ajosephb :

Clean and classy...Amazing Work..

2004-06-07 08:25:02

art chantry :

thanks from me, too. if you have more, please post them...

2004-06-07 08:20:36

Pedini :

Thanks for posting your work Bill! I love this stuff.