Above I expanded Alexis Trice’s painting “Heaven's Falling” and, for the mirrored version of the image on the back cover, I painted out the goat.
Alt Text: Image shows a black and white spot image isolated from Alexis Trice's painting "Heaven's Falling." In the image two shooting stars fall towards a landscape with mountains on the horizon and a winding river in the foreground. Both sky and land fade into the white background in a circular pattern.
Alt Text: Image shows a circular black and white medallion created from Alexis Trice's painting "Heaven's Falling." In the image two shooting stars fall towards a landscape with mountains on the horizon and a winding river in the foreground. Image text reads: Albert Goldbarth Issue 90 Special Feature
Alt Text: Image shows a black and white spot image isolated from Alexis Trice's painting "Heaven's Falling." In the image a shooting star falls towards a landscape with mountains on the horizon and a winding river in the foreground. Both sky and land fade into the white background in a crescent-moon pattern..
Above are two spot images I created for this issue as well as a black and white version of the medallion I made for the cover of the magazine.
Alt Text: Black and white image shows an interior title page from Willow Springs 90. The text reads: Albert Goldbath Issue 90 Special Feature. The right side of the text is hugged by a crescent-moon shaped spot image isolated from Alexis Trice's painting "Heaven's Falling." In the image a shooting star falls towards a landscape with mountains on the horizon and a winding river in the foreground.
An internal cover page I created for our Albert Goldbarth Special Feature.
The interview title page.
Alt Text: Image shows an ad for Willow Springs Issue 90. The ad is black and white and shows the issue 90 cover large and centered with its "Albert Goldbarth Issue 90 Special Feature" medallion enlarged. Below this are smaller versions of the covers from issue 89, issue 88, and issue 87. Ad text reads: Celebrating 90 Issues! Preorder and peruse selected works at WillowSpringsMagazine.org
Alt Text: Image shows a black and white ad for the Triceratops poetry program. Centered is a triceratops skull on a black diamond. Behind this logo is a light gray background patterned to look like dinosaur scales. Ad text reads: Triceratops. Bringing the power of poetry to Spokane‘s third grade classrooms. Run through Willow Springs magazine the triceratops poetry project prepares EWU students to teach third grade poetry, fostering a love of creativity and self expression in their young students and creating the next generation of writers and poets. "This inspiring program not only benefits the students, but provides instructors a potent reminder to trust the inner artist and to dive headfirst into our own eccentric voices." -Student Instructor Email WillowSpringsEWU@gmail.com for details.
An ad I created for our Albert Goldbarth Special Feature that ran in the Gettysburg Review.
An ad I designed for the Triceratops program that ran in Willow Springs Issue 90.
