Showing posts with label flier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flier. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 09, 2012

Amy Kucharik Ukulele Flyer

Flyer for my gig at the Burren on Mother's Day.

The illustration is based on some 1920s sheet music illustration and also a comic book page from 1930. Hand-rendered, scanned, colored in Photoshop, assembled using Adobe InDesign.

Friday, December 09, 2011

Greg Klyma/Amy Kucharik Toad Dec. 22 flyer


I am so proud to share this flyer... Not so much because of the design or illustration, but because of the content! I will be playing my first official gig with my name on the bill along with Greg Klyma at Toad on Dec. 22.

The illustration is a reference to story of the Town Musicians of Bremen, which I love and I thought was somehow appropriate, not least of all because the animals sort of make the shape of a Christmas tree. We will not be playing any Christmas music, though!

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Maverick Swing Dance RHT Jazz Trio flyer

April Maverick Swing flyer front
April Maverick Swing flyer front
Flyer for Maverick Swing Dance in April... Inspired by Cliff Roberts' illustrations for "The First Book of Jazz" by Langston Hughes.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Bobby and Kate Balboa Dance Workshop flyer

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back

So, I'm a big fan of a blog called Swungover, which I've been reading for months, and halfway through creating this flyer for Boston Balboa's workshops next March with Bobby White and Kate Hedin, I figured out it's Bobby who writes the blog! (Geek out... geek out...) Now I'm really looking forward to the workshops...

In addition to the overall flyer design, I also created the illustration for the Boston Balboa logo shown on the back of the flyer. It was hand-drawn, scanned, and converted to vectors. A future version of the logo will hopefully appear on the Boston Balboa site.

Friday, February 05, 2010

Soul Dance Party flier!

A flier I put together for a soul dance party in Austin, TX. I had some help from the lovely models, Sara and Muslimah, and from my friend Andrew, who took the picture.