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Just outside the entrance to the Hawaii Volcano National Park lodge.
A beautiful specimen (if there ever was one)
I don't know whether they were delivered together, but I enjoyed finding them together on the mat :-)
BCTGM Local 464 political coordinator Jake Long hands BCTGM Local 464 member Kenny Houck a leaflet on Barack Obama's record of supporting working families. (photo credit: Molly Theobald)
This is the inside of my Three Hares Trail leaflet, these can be obtained through my gallery Ludgate Fine Art in Chagford on Dartmoor.
Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Navajo Nation. Although our visit here was in July 2014, I'm just now getting the chance to edit and process these images in January 2015.
The section of the East Lancashire Railway between Bury Bolton Street and Ramsbottom reopened in July 1987. For the 1988 season the East Lancashire Railway issued a leaflet that included route, fare and timetable information.
Leaflets of memory: :an illuminated annual for MDCCCXLIX. /Edited by Reynell Coates, M.D. Philadelphia: E.H. Butler & Co., 1849. [i.e., 1848]
Am 1848 Leaf 77807.O
Why attributed? It has some of the same ornaments found on other signed Altemus bindings.
2008, Thai Orchid Leaflet, Thai Restaurant of Blue Bell, Philadelphia, USA www.thaiorchidofbluebell.com
Brief: design a leaflet to promote a college Art & Design department.
This is the final design. The idea is that the equipment in the college is waiting for the next batch of students. The grid layout and colours are inspired by Mondrian, in particular his piece Composition with red, yellow and blue. I couldn't find the right images that I wanted so I ended up having to take photos of the sewing machines, easels and potters wheels at college using my phone!
The image shows the front of the leaflet on the right and the back on the left.
Created in Illustrator CS4.
One of the various publicity leaflets issued by the London Midland Region of British Railways in connection with the 25kv AC electrification of the sections of the West Coast Main lIne from Manchester and Liverpool to London via Birmingham. The first sections of this, from Manchester Piccadilly station (the partially rebuilt and renamed London Road station) to Crewe opened in 1960 and saw nor only overhead constructed but new signalling centres and some rebuilt station buildings included. The various sections 'south' opened in 1962 (Liverpool to Crewe) with the final section being available for full passenger service in 1966. The leaflet shows some of the elements of the project including overhead, locomotives and multiple units as well as buildings.
Interestingly the name of British Railways is absent; the totem alone suggesting the organisation even though this carries the regional name.