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Hey everybody, I just wanted to share some pictures from my installation/solo show "The Century Plant" in Philadelphia, PA (at the Paradigm Gallery on 2020 South Street to be exact). If your in the Philadelphia area there are still two more receptions to attend on October 8th and October 22nd, both 5-10 pm.

Hello Friends, I just wanted to let everybody know about my next solo show at the end of the month (Saturday, September 25th). It will be held at the Paradigm Gallery on 2020 South Street in Philadelphia, PA. If your in the area please swing by, Thanks!

Hey Guys, I just wanted to share with you a recently completed logo and poster that I did for a yoga studio in Brooklyn, New York. The yoga studio is called Usha Veda Yoga and is in the Green Point neighborhood of Brooklyn. Hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed making them. Thanks.

Paper Blog Opening from TrickGo on Vimeo.

The show opening for PAPER BLOG was a total success! Above is a video from the opening night that I think turned out great (Thanks Kelsey!)

You can also see more pictures of the artwork on my flickr photo stream

thanks,

Brad

If you live in the greater Philadelphia are, please come to my first solo show thing/t-shirt collaboration with my friends TrickGo clothing (t-shirt and show poster shown above). Below is the event information:

Over the summer I started working on an editorial project for the mens clothing / street wear blog highsnobiety.com that was just published on their website today. The project consisted of one large illustration and eight spots, ultimately put together in the layout above and included in the article. They both illustrate the cycle of how vintage style sneakers go from worshiped to buried to re-discovered and then of course re-hyped on blogs. I would like to thank both Chris and Nick Schonberger of highsnobiety.com for giving me the chance to work on this awesome collaboration.

check out the awesome article that also has pictures of my work desk here

Thanks!
Brad

Above is a recent piece that is my literal translation of a song by The Fleet Foxes, which shares the same name. I explain it a little more, and have a video of said song on my blog. Thanks.

-Brad

I recently compeleted my very first vinyl toy customization for the NoseGo release party tomorrow night at Jinxed in the Piazza (it is the North Liberties section of Philadelphia). I took a mixed media approach to this project and really enjoyed it.

Thanks,
Brad

is something that I could use some more of. Above is a drawing that I like alot, and I wanted to share it with the internet. Thanks.

sincerely,
Brad

I just won the "desktop battle" over at my favorite design blog KITSUNE NOIR, the premise of the contest was to design a desktop wall paper under the theme of "ghosts". My entry "Ghost Ride" depicts a ghost riding through the night with all of his ghostly possesions, even his cat Betsy.

Check it out, it is available for download in multiple sizes

Above is a poster I recently did, which unfortunately did not make the grade, but I really like how it turned out and wanted to share it with you guys anyway. I also just added a drawings section to my website. happy summer.

Hello, my name is Brad Haubrich and I am a freelance illustrator and graphic designer from the Philadelphia area.  I am really looking forward to contributing to this on-line community of talented folks.  Stop by my web site plaidbrad.com, and let me know what you think. cheers.

No matter how you feel about Google's Library Project, you may find ammunition for your point of view in an article in the December 10th issue of The Weekly Standard by Jonathan V. Last, called "Google and Its Enemies." The funniest single quote:

"Google has, as they say, all the right enemies. Anytime the ALA, Microsoft, France, a trade guild, and a bunch of trial lawyers are lined up on one side of an argument, the other side is going to look extremely attractive."

Incidentally, he actually doesn't like what Google is doing.