Showing posts with label Lewis Carnegie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lewis Carnegie. Show all posts

Well, hello Lewis.


The Lewis Carnegie self promo illustrated by Mark Todd got a full spread in the Communication Arts Illustrated Annual!

Lewis Carnegie according to Scott Nash!















Thank you to Scott Nash and his genius illustrations in telling the next chapter of Lewis Carnegie. The new book is beautifully created using Neenah papers (Thanks Judy!). Silk screened and produced as a limited series of 250, it's a reminder of the beauty of illustration and the fun we can have telling tall tales through the eyes of our best friends and... a cat. Check your mailboxes in the next few weeks or let us know if we can send you one!

Lewis Carnegie in the February issue of Tribeza













Thank you Tribeza. We are flattered to be featured in the February issue on couples who work together. Photo by the talented Chad Wadsworth.

Small Talk













Lewis Carnegie is speaking at Austin’s AIGA's Small Talk about the partnerships in marriage and in business. This Tuesday February 9, 2010 from 6-7:45. We'll be sharing the stage with our friends, Shawn and Susanne Harrington of the Asterisk Group.

We'll be in the back of the Spider House (on Fruth) Come out if can - it will be fun.

http://aigaaustin.org/events/2010/02/detail/1230

2010 Being Printed.













Want one? Cause we would like to send you one. Let us know your size before 2/1/10 and we'll get you one.

Please note they are being printed on American Apparel and they run small. Consult sizing chart here.

Who is Lewis Carnegie?


















We get that alot. People who don't know that Lewis Carnegie is just a combination of our last names usually call asking for "Lewis". Up to this point we haven't had a clever response for them. But all that has changed thanks to Mark Todd.

Mark is an illustrator we met through another buddy last year in Maine. He has been living in New York putting together these great little xeroxed zeens that he would illustrate and bind together. His sense of image, type and humor always made us laugh. Now he has put together something for us in the same spirit. Its fun and we couldn't more thrilled.

The books have been screened and bound. If you would like one, we would love to send you a copy. Hopefully every year we'll be able to re-define and continue to answer the question – "Who is Lewis Carnegie?"