I was just driving through Belfast this morning and noticed Ski McNeill's new year ski holiday campaign has stretched to a 48 sheet campaign. I provided the illustrations myself some months ago, working on a glamourous 1930's vintage travel poster concept that went down a storm with the client, who just so happens to collect original artwork from that specific era.
The artwork has been mounted on those rotating billboards which explains the poor quality of my photograph. So lets go back to the original illustrations in all their glory!
Hello,
just followed a link from the Vintage Fair's myspace to here.
My husband and I will be attending the fair in February & I am very interested in travel posters! I would love to get my hands on the Bangor ones, I'm just too poor.
I pick up most of my kitsch living room decor on ebay or charity shops, but a travel poster is definitely on my must-buy-in-the-future list.
Our kitchen is currently a gallery of J H Lynch & Dallas Simpson prints, I've a lot of photos up on the facebook there.
Looking forward to checking out your stall in February,
Claire.
Posted by: Claire Smyth | Friday, 09 January 2009 at 09:35
Thanks for dropping by Claire. My wife kindly bought me a huge Norman Wilkinson "Come to Ulster" print which now takes pride of place in the lounge. I'll have to upload some photos to the blog/facebook soon.
Posted by: Neal McCullough | Friday, 09 January 2009 at 11:47
These are great - Congrats on another very stylish product!
Seeing your own work on a massive billborad must be nice!
Posted by: Chrissie | Saturday, 10 January 2009 at 15:07