Joshua Pursley

It’s been a while since I last posted work.

This artwork’s purpose was to invite locals to visit Germantown Community Theater, where in which they could check out all of the upcoming plays the theater would be putting on with a wine tasting and fellowship. The piece was well received; I feel great helping out the local theater scene.

Trust me when I say I have so much work to post, so keep an eye or two out. Don’t keep them out literally. Both of your eyes belong in your skull. I learned that from various medical journals.

Click the image above to view the full artwork on my FlickR account.

I just recently created a wedding “entertainment” shower invitation. The two love birds met through movies and film, which inspired not only the theme of the wedding shower, but also the theme of the invitation itself.

The art was printed on a nice, glossy paper and then manually, meticulously cut down to size. The bride and groom were very happy with the results!

If you or someone you know needs help in this sort of arena, let me know!

Click the image above to view the full piece and live shots over at FlickR.

Here is another magazine ad I did for the brella project. The piece shows a stream of comets or raindrops fallowing a tight angle across the page while the header, “Right as Rain”, comes forward.

I did another alternate version of this piece, much darker, that I will upload at a later date.

Click the image above to view the full piece and the other brella works on my FlickR account. I would love to see what you guys think!

Check back as I’ll keep uploading more!

Another piece I did for the brella project was a series of colored “turn it upside down” ads. The strong tag line is fallowed by a sub header reading, “catch the savings.”

To view the full image, along with my previous images uploaded from the brella set, click the image above to view it on my FlickR page.

Keep checking back as I still have a ton of collateral to upload from the project!

About 2 months ago, I created a ton of collateral for a self created start-up called “brella.” There were so many hours that went into this project. To start things off, I have uploaded the front and back of the business card.

Click the image above to view the two images on my FlickR account, and check back as I will continue to update the set and add the rest of the imagery to the gallery. It is definitely my best work to date.