In today’s digitally-saturated world, we enjoy finding ways to unplug from the realm of glossy, back-lit displays. A recent opportunity came in the form of pillowed brown paper bound in twine. Its identifier was made of ink, pressed on by a human. Our ODFU tees had just arrived from the British clothing brand that takes pride in hand-drawn, original designs. Check ’em out…
Look through the front window of our studio and you’ll see the Oldsmodesk peering back out at you. A 1953 Oldsmobile 88, found deep in the woods of central Indiana, came back to life as a workstation for our Indy-area graphic design office, Wilkinson Brothers, Inc. Here’s a look at how we repurposed some Detroit steel and retained its character and patina.
It’s not often that we find automotive art that commands a second or third look. Jim McCoin’s metal sculpture not only captured our attention, it made us lean forward and study in total appreciation. Our curiosity about his motorcycle sculptures led to questions that Jim politely answered. Read on for insight about how his craft evolved into what you see today.
