New Work: Comics and Posters.

Below are select pages from Samad Behrangi's "The Little BLack Fish" artwork by Bizhan Khodabandeh












Above: Cover for "The Little Black Fish" with custom logo type referencing Persian calligraphy and comic lettering.



Above: Illustration and Design for Chili Cook Off by Bizhan Khodabandeh

I have also been working on a logotype for a Jewelry store that has yet to be given the go ahead ...

... and posters for both poster4tomorrow.org and good50x70.org, however, I do not think you are allowed to post your submission anywhere until after the contest

I will soon post posters, images and info for Gallery5's Sustainable Richmond exhibition.

Inspriation, Art, Cool Stuff, Etc #29

The 100 Brands Project from Robin of Shoreditch on Vimeo.

Steal from the rich and give to the poor.

Institute for Urban Design-hosts a symbposium June 4th on planning strategies for more socially, economically and environmentally sustainable futures for Haiti.

Museum of Arts and Design exhibitions the Handbuilt Bicycle.

A visual history of the US Supreme Court

A visual history of the American Presidency

Give a Breast To Give Life -ecouraging women to choose to breast feed. The Video is Puerto Rico and has been unreasonably flagged on youtube once for offensive content.

Investing in Haiti Women

Space Monkey-It's not a planet, it's our home. A collaboration between the World Wildlife Fund, Ben lee & Leo Burnett

Inspiration, Art, Cool Stuff Etc #28

Abelianas from miguel jara on Vimeo.

Glad Gets Louder article reviewing the identity for the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation

DesignCertification.org - debating design certification.

Is Our Fashion Also Our Identity? - article about fashion as identity.

Artist, Mutate Britain, On the Robin Hood Tax

Richmond's 2nd Annual May Day Parade

Richmond's humble contribution to the international marches, parades, speeches and rallies on May Day, International Workers Day.

This is our day! International Workers Day! Our day to recognize and appreciate the social and economic achievements of the international labor movement. The struggle began in 1884 when the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions passed a resolution that would enact an eight-hour workday beginning on May 1, 1886. On May 4th, 1886 during a general strike for the eight hour day in Chicago, police fired on strikers and killed a dozen people in what has become known as the Haymarket Massacre. In 1890, Labor activists, Leftists, Socialists and Anarchists began celebrating May 1 as the International Worker’s Holiday to achieve “…the legal establishment of the
8-hour day, the class demands of the proletariat, and universal peace.”

Below is video of the guest speakers.

Speakers at Richmond, Virginia May Day Parade - May 1, 2010 from Silver Persinger on Vimeo.

Below are a select few images thanks to my amazing wife, Amanda Robinson. More images will soon be posted on MayDayRVA.org.