12 Comments

  1. Emanuel says:

    You’re right, it is a good idea for a self initiated project. These ones have a really strong vintage feeling, which I really like – especially the two last ones. The soft, almost faded colors and the typography come together nicely.

  2. martyna says:

    Yeah whoa these are greaaaaat

  3. paul_pants says:

    I live in Buffalo, never heard of these til now, but I dig them…great stuff!

  4. thehalvo says:

    quality stuff.

  5. Rob says:

    Wow, what a way to start my birthday! Thanks for all the positive feedback, it’s truly an honor to be featured on the ISO50 site. Working on the series has been a great experience, it’s one of those projects I wish I had more time to contribute to. But, when a new idea comes to me it doesn’t take long for me to find the time to bring it to life.

    Thanks again!

  6. Selena says:

    Yes. Beautiful.

  7. uwe says:

    That last one looks like something right out of Mark Weaver’s playbook…

  8. Hmm, that really is quite the brilliant idea. I also need to beef up my portfolio with some new work, finding inspiration in where we came from is a good project to work on.

  9. ciclofish says:

    the dead buffalo on the football field piece is particularly inspiring. well done!

  10. Daryle says:

    As a Buffalo ex-pat with good friends who stayed and are doing good things for the city, I gotta say the rust belt cynicism wore itself threadbare far too long ago.

  11. Rob says:

    Daryle, just curious – is your response a positive or a negative one? Either is welcome I just can’t quite tell! I really like hearing opinions of Buffalonians (past and present).

  12. Lianne Coogan says:

    Rob,

    I just randomly found you on this blog! If you don’t remember me by name, I graduated with you in BFA at Fredonia!

    Glad I stumbled upon your stuff. Great work. Made my day!

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