Haha… I recently found the artwork for a logo I created back in the 1970s for “The Fan”, a district of downtown Richmond, Virginia. (So named for the “fan” shape formed by the streets that extend west of Belvidere Street.)
It is a beautiful part of town which includes, among others, the Virginia Commonwealth University campus, Monument Avenue, and neighborhoods filled with a homes and townhouses in various styles, built in large part, between the late 1800s and the early twentieth century.
It is a very special place with a storied past.
Below is the artwork I found. At the top of this post is a 1970s me wearing a shirt I had printed from it.
Back in the olden days I cut the logo it out of amberlith film with an #11 X-Acto Knife blade.
In case there is some other rare bird who wants one, I created a digital version that is now available in a number of different colors through Amazon.com…
The Fan, Richmond, Virginia T-Shirt, $22…
The Fan, Richmond, Virginia Premium T-Shirt, $28…
The Fan, Richmond, Virginia T-Shirt, $22…
The Fan, Richmond, Virginia Premium T-Shirt, $28…
Here’s another logo from my attic…
Posted in JUNE 2021 / Chuck Green is the principal of Logic Arts, a design and marketing firm, a contributor to numerous magazines and websites, and the author of books published by Random House, Peachpit Press, and Rockport Publishers. All rights reserved. Copyright 2007-2021 Chuck Green/Logic Arts Corporation. Contact.
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