Rebecca Tillett is a graphic designer and photographer currently residing in the beautiful state of Colorado with her husband and two feisty cats. Her work usually rides the thin line between grit, quirky fashion, and the fashionably nude.
Beginnings
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I spent a good chunk of today scanning 8+ year old prints for my Beginnings set on Flickr. I shot all of these with my very first Canon SLR. I’d started this more than a year ago and never finished and today was as good of a time as any! My friend Amanda is in 95% of them and though some of them I still consider quite good, there are some that are a bit funny or definitely amateurish – like the one above. Take note of my own feet in the bottom left of the frame. Click on the photo to see more and remember you have to have a Flickr account and turn your “safe-settings” off to view them.
C.S. Truckin
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Recently designed a concert poster for my stepdad’s band. More info on them:
Back in the days of Hendrix, Iron Butterfly, Steppenwolf, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk, Yes, and Led Zeppelin, these guys were kids who were writing their own music. Although they were young, these boys were contemporaries with the big bands of the 70s and 80s. C.S. Truckin opened shows for Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow (Deep Purple), REO Speedwagon, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Brian Auger and The Buddy Miles Band (Jimi Hendrix). Fast forward to 2011 and we discover that “The Truck” has re-emerged! Their style is relevant and ranges from pop rock to country crossover. The boys in the band are more talented, more refined and more determined than ever to make the music they so enjoy and share it with the music world. Every Other Tuesday is a FREE concert series, open to the public and sponsored by the Dona Ana Arts Council.
Photography
"I always thought of photography as a naughty thing to do - that was one of my favorite things about it, and when I first did it, I felt very perverse."
-Diane Arbus
Click thumbnail for larger view. -Diane Arbus
Art & Design
"Design can be art. Design can be aesthetics. Design is so simple, that's why it is so complicated." --Paul Rand
