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Chainsaw Carver Goes to a Tradeshow

Wood B Creations trade show setup
This is one of my long time clients, a chainsaw carving sculptor, Burt Fleming... ok, ok; so that's my dad. Anyway, I've done several designs for him over the years but this is the first time he's gone to an official trade show and he needed some new more modern designs - business cards, postcards, the banner, ink pens and such.

This is the redesigned card using the same dramatic action pose as the poster and postcards.
He's wearing his "signature" art geek t shirt.

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