David Warren Symposium Book
MFAH Membership Brochure
Native Fashion Now
MFAH Films Brochure
Working in the Abstract
Drawing From Nature
Central Market Bifold Mailers
David Warren Program Card
Days of Glory
Rienzi Programs Brochure
MFAH Latin Wave Brochure
Bizarre Holiday
MFAH FiIms Posters
Mid Main Advertising
United Supermarkets Poster
Rienzi Thank You Booklet
Eye on Houston Postcard
Islands Club Booklet
Central Market Ad
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Latin Wave
Hang@MFAH
North Side Food Truck Park
IAC Logo Signage
McCheek’s Ceramics
Out of the Loop
Exhibition and
Environmental Design
Pleasure and Piety: The Art of
Joachim Wtewael (1566-1638)
Smithsonian NMAI Banners
Houghton Hall
Smithsonian Day of the Dead
Princes and Paupers:
The Art of Jacques Callot
The Lavish Prince Regent
Smithsonian Native Cinema Showcase
Ewan Gibbs
A La Mode: European Silver
T.C. Cannon: At the Edge of America
Line: Making the Mark
ImagiNations Activity Center
Invitation Design
Around the World in 80 Days
Delicia Harvey Invitation
Stanford Impressionists Invite
Rienzi Paris Invite Design
Bayou Bend National Parks Invite
Aurora Picture Show Invite
Rienzi Spring Party Crawfish Invite
Bayou Bend Wild Wild West Invite
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Confluence Website
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Rhapsody At Home Website
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About
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MFAH Films Quarterly Calendar
Brochure
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Redesigned the quarterly MFAH Films Calendar promoting the programming schedule of all films screened at the MFAH’s Brown Auditorium. The films program at the MFAH offers moviegoers a unique venue for appreciating both classic and contemporary films. In conjunction with the film screenings, the Museum schedules appearances by media artists, critics and scholars. The redesign took the brochure from a two color to full color design with panels featuring engaging film stills with pull quotes, info on upcoming festivals, and a clean and colorful layout of the schedule descriptions interspersed with film stills and information. Distributed to 16,000 on a quarterly basis in the Houston area.
