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Bliss Now Magazine is a quarterly U.S. Army publication for Soldiers and their families in the Fort Bliss and El Paso, Texas area. It currently has a circulation of 20,000. Visit www.blissmwr.com for current and past issues.
Below are a few spreads taken from the magazine...
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Poster designed to announce a lecture by visiting artist Art Chantry in the continuing Art and Design Lecture Series at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Original size 22"x30". |
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904 Hotel is a small bread and breakfast on the top of a hill in an upperclass suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota. Complete with a wine list and embroidered towels and bathrobes for guests.
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Logo design for Hire Expectations - a job expo for teens. Shirts with the imprinted logo were also worn by staff working the event. |
A marketing media booklet used for promotion and given to potential sponsors and advertisers for several different venues of the Morale, Welfare and Recreation program on Fort Bliss, Texas.
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| This booklet system was used to unite several different venues offering catering services at Fort Bliss, Texas. Includes menus and pricing. |
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Used as a magazine tear-out and passed out at sports bars during football season, this little card gave instruction of how to make a paper football and then play the game. |
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With bright spring colors to match the flowers and bridesmaids dresses, this vibrant set included a wedding invitation, rsvp card, and program that doubled as a hand-held fan for hot guests at the outdoor ceremony. |
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This announcement postcard was made for two sisters graduating at the same time, one from high school, and the other from college, who decided to celebrate together. |
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A re-design for a special arts and entertainment section of a newspaper called "Design Stuffing". |
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This poster illustrates the train schedule, stops and traveling details between the two cities of New Orleans and Chicago. |
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Suzanne Szucs, a University of Minnesota Duluth professor gave a lecture during the opening of her photography exhibit "Road Work" in the Tweed Museum on campus. These posters were used to announce the event and were hung up all over campus. Original size 16"x25". |
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An advertisement for "Take Back Your Time Day", a grassroots campaign comparing the amount of hours Americans work to the rest of the world. October 24 marked the day Americans should get a break from work. |
Below are several posters for events at a club on an Army installation in Heidelberg, Germany.
