With most respect to the 100 Canadian soldiers that have died in the Afghanistan conflict, I felt a poster should be designed to commemorate their valour and sacrifice to their country – Canada. High resolution files can be obtained for publication upon request. Poem based on In “Flanders Fields” by John McCrae.
In Afghan Fields
30 Reasons is a 30-day email and internet campaign to encourage people to vote for Barack Obama. The goal is simple: Use design to build a logical, multi-faceted argument for Obama and make it easy to share each reason with another person. I am delighted to have been the only Canadian designer invited to participate in this online exhibition, which hopefully will bring an end to the past 8 years of the Bush Administration insanity.
The Pécsi Galéria in Hungary has invited Andrew Lewis as the only North America poster designer to be included in the exhibition: “Culture And…” The exhibition runs Oct 3-30, 2008.
Modern Advertising Magazine from Beijing is China’s leading and largest publication of design and adversting. Issue # 2008.7 features the work of Andrew Lewis Design (first Canadian designer selected) including the cover image which was a poster designed for the 2007 FIFA China’s World Cup soccer.
This one came out of nowhere folks, a poster for the Tokyo Rockabilly Club gig poster. But truly, nothing makes me smile more than a bunch of Japanese cool-cats decked out in rock and roll leather dancing publicly with each other.
This is the second poster and collateral materials I have designed for Vancouver’s Twenty Something Theatre which features Kirsten Kilburn, and directed by Sabrina Evertt at the Beaumont Studios running January 29-February 3, 2008.
Opening October 22, 2007 at the National Museum of Cuba in Havana, I am delighted to have my poster included as part of the ICOGRADA Conference. The original invitation and request came from the prominent Cuban designer Hector Villaverde.
A very special invitation arrived from Huang LI representing FIFA Women’s World Cup 2007 China to contribute a design for a national poster exhibition. Equally amazing was that I was the only Canadian designer invited. Xie xie Huang!
Radio Nigel is an internet streaming radio station that plays real 1980’s music. We sent these new brand identities to Steve West for his blessing. Love your station Steve, hate your logo…
Thrilled, delighted even Elvis karate-kick jubilation when Rockport Publishers Inc. included me in the “New Masters of Poster Design” written and coordinated by John Foster. I was the only Canadian designer included!
