The Fred Durst Society of the Humanities and Arts & Lewis Carnegie

The city of Austin, Texas, may have bitten off more than it can chew, swallow and — well, you know what comes next.

Austin's Solid Waste Services Department decided it needed a new name. Something with a bit more panache. So it put it to the people of Austin in an online vote. So far, their overwhelming choice seems to be "The Fred Durst Society of the Humanities and Arts." God help us all.

Lewis Carnegie was asked by our best buds at Em-Dash to help illustrate a possible identity and its application to better understand the visual potential of this very important endeavor.

The story is running in the April issue of Austin Monthly.  Pick it up.  Em-Dash is working with the magazine and it looks awesome.

Zach Theatre Environmental Signage

We love Austin. We love community. We love Theater. ZACH performs all three perfectly.

Lewis Carnegie is proud to have been awarded the ZACH Theatre sign program for the new Topfer Theatre and it’s making us downright giddy. The project promises to be an exciting collaboration with Anderson-Wise architects and the creative ZACH staff. The new building is scheduled for completion in Spring 2012.