June Featured Artist: Albert Ward
Growing up in Northern California, Albert Ward’s artistic curiosity in drawing took off from observing local newspaper fashion illustration advertisements where attention to critical lines and minimization could translate figurative shapes so well. Drawing moved into photography and eventually into painting, which brought all three elements together. While working full-time in business, Al always managed Read More
Fun & Featured Graphics! “A Toast to Texas Film”
We were lucky enough to print graphics for the Austin Film Society event “A Toast to Texas Film” honoring Glen Powell! Our small role was to produce the podium graphics, posters, the step-and-repeat backdrops, and the programs, utilizing our skills in small and large-scale printing. And we were thrilled! We do these things all the time, and hope you Read More
May Graphics Feature: JE Dunn Fun Fest
Miller IDS was honored to provide print support for JE Dunn’s annual “Dunn Fun Fest,” their family-friendly event for clients and employees alike. This year was extra special, with JE Dunn also celebrating 100 years of building America! Through the directions and designs of Veronica Escobedo (Senior Marketing Specialist at JE Dunn) and the rest of their stellar marketing Read More
May Featured Artist: Cara Jackson
Austin-based artist, Cara Jackson, celebrates nature through vibrant art. By combining her skills as a painter and graphic designer, Cara creates bold, colorful acrylic paintings based on photos she’s taken while adventuring outdoors. Her love of nature has inspired her to visit national and state parks, where she camps and hikes in search of inspiration. Read More
April Featured Artist: Larry Stephenson
Larry has been drawing and painting as far back as he can recall. Larry obtained his Fine Art degree with studies from some of the most prolific professors of art across America with expanded studies in South America, Spain, and Portugal. “I studied under world-renowned artists that witnessed my gift and encouraged me and taught Read More