Tercio is a pastiche slab-serif of wood & metal tendencies. Originally construction was to create a slab-serif version of Camisado, but as the design progressed so many changes took place that Tercio became its own font. The steampunk inspired print is 12.5" x 19" four color process with a silk-screen overprint of metallic gold ink on French's 65# Cover Parchtone Aged. Download Tercio for free here. Enjoy!
So a couple of days ago I came across an illustration I did years ago and laughed my ass off. I called it Hello Kitty Commander and it may be one of the most ridiculous things I've ever drawn :)
I posted it on Dribbble and it got everyone who saw it laughing, as well as, Ryan's request for a desktop background. Well I'm not one to shrug at a request for my work. :) So here is a list of every conceivable monitor resolution I could think of:
My Brother Gordon and his girlfriend Sandy are opening a second shop location in Sacramento and got featured in the Sacramento Press! And one of these days he'll get around to making the shirt I illustrated for the shop last summer HAHA
So for a few weeks I've had this image in my head as a rebound to Rogie King's This Isn't The Mustache You Were Looking For... that was Vader with the oldstyle villain handlebar mustache. So last Friday I went ahead and threw down my rebound, liked it so much I took part of my weekend to make a screen and print silver ink on a black tee.
Gotten a little bit behind on my blogging that should be remedied with my switch to FT freelancing and FT teaching. I know it sounds weird to leave a steady gig for 2 FT jobs and some how have more time but trust me it is true.
Today's Awesome Award goes to Suzanne Pfutzenreuter! This Jenson book is absolutely beautiful. You can check out more of here work on her Behance site. Oh and you should follow her too!
My name is Greg Eckler and I am a conceptually driven self-employed graphic designer, illustrator and lettering artist. A greater description of my passion and aptitude is in the inspiration I draw from the words of Winston Churchill, “A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” I am also a professor of graphic design and advertising at The Art Institute of Washington, as well as an active member of the American Institute of Graphic Artists (AIGA).