Pirates of Penzance: The last post

...And finally a couple variations on the theme, now that the project has come to an end. Mostly. Here's the tshirt and an ad for "Where Seattle". This project, as usual, has also included the Libretto cover, program cover, Seattle Times ad, internal magazine cover, XL poster for Barnes and Noble display, and mini 13x19" posters printed on my printer for "grassroots" advertising. I kind of like the logo type treatment on the ad. Mike the producer asked me to do a logo a couple years ago, and I should probably work on that next...

Tshirt:
Y'know, I kinda like the design of the tshirt better than the poster now. I shrunk the border to go inside more and it's a bit more dynamic. Can I start over?



1/3 page ad:


The only thing left really, is the actual decorating of the downtown Barnes and Noble display window. Last year I festooned it in flowers for Patience and put a couple old instruments in the window, along with the requisite jumbo poster. The year before was an historical retrospective of cool posters from plays-past (celebrating 50 years) featuring one of my heroes Art Chantry. This year not sure, but maybe I could be like that guy on Real People that was a professional dummy, and stood stock-still in window displays all day. That would be kind of fun I think. At first anyway.