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me Born in Nashville, TN to a creative family, Richard grew up surrounded by a diverse collection of art, which inspired his vivid imagination and later formed his own eclectic style. Active in a variety of mediums as both a commercial artist and a fine artist, he has worked for three decades as an award-winning illustrator, graphic designer, art director and creative director, and his work has been viewed and sold all over the world. DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION AWARDS: Gold Diamond Award Houston Advertising Federation 2006: Elements of Advertising, Silver Diamond Award Houston Advertising Federation 2006: Advertising Industry Self Promotion, Silver Diamond Award Houston Advertising Federation 2006: Illustration Campaign, , 2006 2nd place: best black and white tattoo design sheet, 2006 3nd place: best black and white tattoo design sheet, 2006 3rd place: best color tattoo design sheet, ADDY Certificate 1998: CCM Scene Cover, Whoís Who of Graphic Designers and Artist 2000, Print Regional Design Annual 1995 Illustration: Two National Awards for Design Excellence, 1987, Print Regional Design Annual, National Awards from the Printers,Association of America Parthenon Poster, Two Best of Design and One Honors from the Institute of Business Designers, Numerous Fine Arts Awards See more of Richard Cookís work at: www.squarecook.com | www.images.com |
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Robert Logue was born in Nashville, Tennessee. After dropping out of college to pursue the bohemian life, he co-founded A&M Records rock band The Royal Court of China and spent the mid-1980’s recording and touring with the likes of the Kinks, REO Speedwagon, 10,000 Maniacs, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Meat Puppets, and others. In 1988 he left the Royal Court of China to co-found gothic folk ground-breakers The Shakers, with whom he recorded and toured until 1994. He published his first book of poetry, “4.4.4”, in 1990 and recently published an anthology of selected poems entitled “In the Wake of Fading Days” through Cold Tree Press; his poetry has appeared in a number of other books as well. He served as photographer for the now-defunct Nashville tabloid TAG Magazine in the late-1990’s, and in 2005 founded Cypocryphy.com with partner Richard Cook to sell his pen and ink poster art as well as his vintage-influenced nude/pin-up photography. He is also currently working on the first new Shakers album in over 15 years. |
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