Portfolio by Patterson:Ads

SOME GRAPHIC DESIGN BY MICHAEL PATTERSON

PROGRAM AD, 2009

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BROCHURE, 2008

CONCERT POSTERS FOR UVM LANE SERIES MID-1980s (BUDGET LIMITED TO ONE INK COLOR)

HAND SILK-SCREENED POSTER FOR THE CHAMPLAIN SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, 1971

PROPOSED MENU, 2008

PACKAGE DESIGN, 2008 (WITH ANTHONY SINI)

FRENCH ONION SOUP GRATINÉE.

Salade Niçoise FRESH, FRENCH, & HEALTHY

What more is there to say?

CHURCH & COLLEGE • BURLINGTON • 863-3759 www.leunigsbistro.com

OYSTERS A BUCK A SHUCK

BRING THIS AD & GET LUCKY…

Sun—Wed 3pm ’till close, with any beverage purchase

THIS MONTH AT LEUNIG’S, order lunch, brunch or dinner. When you’ve finished eating, show this ad to your server and we’ll supply you with 5 dice. Pick the luckiest person at your table to roll ’em—

THE TOTAL IS YOUR DISCOUNT % AND IF YOU ROLL 5 OF A KIND ALL THE FOOD IS

FREE!

NOT VALID FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS, OR WITH OTHER SPECIAL OFFERS OR PRIX FIXE DINNERS. EXPIRES MARCH 31, 2016.

CHURCH & COLLEGE • BURLINGTON • 863-3759 www.leunigsbistro.com

NEWSPAPER ADS, 2016

WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEEDâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;GREAT FOOD, GREAT SERVICE, AND THE PROMISE OF

SPRING

The panache of Paris and the value of Vermont, in the center of Burlington

CHURCH & COLLEGE, BURLINGTON 863-3759 WWW.LEUNIGSBISTRO.COM

MAGAZINE AD, 2015

CATALOG, 1990 (PRE-COMPUTER; ALL PASTED UP MANUALLY. PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE LEGENDARY ROMAC.)

FROZEN FOOD PACKAGING, 2014-2015 (PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY BY GLENN MOODY)

FROZEN BURRITO AND WRAP PACKAGING, 2014-2015

COLLEGE BULLETINS (27” X 22” FOLDING TO 8.5” X 11”), 2002-2003. (COURSE LISTINGS WERE ON THE OTHER SIDE)

R.I.P. BURLINGTON COLLEGE, 2016

planning design

installation Office Environments We plan for efficiency, design for productivity and install with expertise and care.

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MAGAZINE AD, 1998

NEWSPAPER AD, 2010

MAGAZINE AD, 2008

CONCERT POSTER, 2001 ILLUSTRATION BY ANTHONY SINI

Recor

the HINESBURG F E BRUA RY

21,

2013

Hinesburg’s independent, non-profit community newspaper

INSIDE Seventeenth Anniversary HAS Concert Set for St Patrick’s Day

The Hinesburg Artist Series’ Seventeenth Anniversary Concert will be held on Sunday, March 17 at 4:30 p.m. at St Jude Church in Hinesburg. For full details and performer bios see page .

This sketch plan shows the projected Town Common, projected north and south wings to be added to the fire station, and the projected Hinesburg Center buildings along Farmall Drive.This Tuesday’s bond issue vote applies only to the police station and some of its surroundings, the area outlined in white on this rendering.

Voters to Decide on Police Station Bond Issue

courtyard, sidewalks, and a consistency in architecture. Furthermore, unlike the proposal last year which included a single, large building, the public safety facility campus creates two stand-alone structures; therefore, the resulting buildings are smaller in scale BY JOE COLANGELO, TOWN MANAGER and fit the surroundings of Hinesburg Village more appropriately. The functionality desired from co-locating On Tuesday, March 5 between the public service departments will not 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Hinesburg voters be diminished by the lack of physical will decide whether to undertake a $1,055,200 bond to complete final design, connectivity in this new plan and the community-feel of Hinesburg’s public construction, and site work for a new safety departments will be enhanced. police station. This station would be placed next to the current fire station, creating a public safety “campus” his ballot item only provides in the heart of Hinesburg Village. funds for the final design and After a $2,900,000 bond ballot item for a Public Safety Facility and Community Park was defeated at last year’s Town Meeting, the town worked to scale back a version of the original project for further consideration by the public. A five-phased program was established to develop a high caliber plan to meet the current and future needs of Hinesburg and maximize public input throughout the planning process. That process included: 1) drafting a Vision Document and a Statement of Needs; 2) hosting a Community Wide Design Charette; 3) developing four potential design alternatives with a Master Planning phase; 4) completing Conceptual Design of the preferred alternative coming out of Phase 3; 5) obtaining Cost Estimates for the preferred alternative. This five-phased process spurred the creation of a public safety facility ‘campus,’ accomplished by positioning a new police station next to the existing fire station, without physically connecting the two structures. A connection is created with a shared

construction of the police station. The town also developed conceptual plans for an expansion of the fire station and for the development of a Town Green. Final design for additions to the fire house will be completed with the use of fire impact fees. The town will seek alternative funding (non-tax sources), such as the sale of town owned land, grants, and private fundraising, to complete a future expansion of the fire station and development of a Town Green.

If the voters support the bond, construction would commence this September. While the current police station is no longer structurally sufficient or appropriately sized to be used as a police station, the future of that building has not been resolved. It could be rehabilitated for a less intensive use, such as for a small office or a home for a group like the Historical Society.

Hinesburg property tax payers would be responsible for repaying the bond over the 20-year term of the note at an annual payment of roughly $12 per each $100,000 of assessed homestead value. The community is

invited to a public meeting scheduled for February 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. Complete information for this project is available on the town’s webpage: http://www.hinesburg. org/public-safety-building-project/ index.html. You can also contact Joe Colangelo, Town Administrator, at jcoloangelo@hinesburg.org or 482-2281 extension 221.

Town Budget Before Voters at Town Meeting BY JOE COLANGELO, TOWN MANAGER

inesburg voters have an opportunity to discuss the proposed $3,025,960 town budget during Town Meeting night Monday, March 4, 2013, at Champlain Valley Union High School’s auditorium. This proposed budget is 2% more than the current (FY2013) budget and adds $58,039 to the Town’s spending plan. A 0.37 property tax-rate increase is anticipated with this budget. See Chart 1 on page 5 for the impact on your tax bill. Unassigned Fund Balance equal to 3.8 on the tax-rate is included with the FY2013-2014 budget to balance revenues with expenditures. Town policy requires 7.5% of the total general fund budget be held in cash reserves (Unassigned Fund Balance); if the full budgeted amount of $192,500 is applied 9.3% ($284,683) will remain in reserves at the end of the fiscal year. $84,500 extra in fund balance is included in this budget to stabilize below average grand list growth, a reduction in non-tax revenue, and voted on independently. This narrative references figures found in the FY2014 line-item budgets (revenue, expenditure, capital) which

continuted on page 5

NEWSPAPER RE-DESIGN, 2013

Photo Ops On Town Trails Cathy Ryan offers some good suggestions for better outdoor photography on Page 4.

Bristol Bakery, Senix Corporation Joining Hinesburg Business Community Senix moves from Bristol to former cheese factory space; Bristol Bakery to open new location near Kinney’s. Details on Page 9.

Letters Selectboard Candidates, Electric Cars, and Hannaford opposition. Page 2.

Penguin Plunge HCS students fearlessly jump into icy lake for a good cause…story and photos on pages 9-10

Local College Students Honored Dean’s List and academic honors, details on Page 12.

PRESORT STD US POSTAGE

PAID

HINESBURG, VT PERMIT NO 3

NEWSPAPER AD, 2010

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NEWSPAPER AD, 2014

Mozart

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HINESBURG ARTIST SERIES

20th ANNUAL CONCERT THE SOUTH COUNTY CHORUS & H.A.S. ORCHESTRA WITH SOLOISTS SARAH CULLINS, SOPRANO AMY PATRICK, ALTO ADAM HALL, TENOR GARY MOREAU, BASS RUFUS C. PATRICK, DIRECTOR MARCH 13, 2016

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THE SOUTH COUNTY CHORUS, HINESBURG COMMUNITY BAND & IN ACCORD

FALL CONCERT

THE SOUTH COUNTY CHORUS and THE H.A.S. ORCHESTRA S U N D AY D E C E M B E R 13 , 2 0 0 9 • C O N D U C T E D B Y R U F U S C . P A T R I C K

rtist Series A g r u b es n i H ing Concert

Monday, May12, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. at CVU High School in Hinesburg, featuring In Accord, the South County Chorus and the Hinesburg Community Band under the direction of Rufus C. Patrick

CONCERT PROGRAM COVERS, 2008 - 2016

PACKAGE DESIGN, PUDDING CUPS, 2002 (COLLABORATION WITH LEAD DESIGNER ANTHONY SINI)

BROCHURE, c. 1983 2 INK COLORS (COLOR PRINTING WAS EXPENSIVE!) IN VARIOUS COMBINATIONS. THE PRINTER MADE NEGATIVES FROM MY “MECHANICAL,” WHICH WAS A PASTE-UP WITH MANY HAND-CUT FILM (“AMBERLITH”) OVERLAYS DEFINING EACH COLOR AREA. THE DISPLAY TYPE CAME FROM SOMETHING CALLED A PHOTOTYPOSITOR. THE ART WAS COLLAGED FROM DOVER CLIP ART.

residential real estate development residential real estate development commercial real estate development

networking company

car dealership

hospitality Triform Associates psychotherapy practice

Office Environments dealer in office furnishings

brochure distribution service computer networking and education company

Vermont Document Company

state chartered financial institutions

SOME LOGOS

frozen food brand

An incomplete list of clients I’ve worked for over the years:

Al’s French Frys Allen Agency Real Estate Allen Pools & Spas Applied Graphics Inc. Bennington Potters Bernie Sanders mayoral and House campaigns Black Flower Chocolate Boatworks Boutilier’s Art Supplies Burlington College Carousel Foods of America, Inc. Climb High Inc. Copytek Craftproducers Creative Habitat Dell’Amore Sauces Eyecare of Vermont Foodmark, Inc. Formula Ford Formula Nissan George Scatchard Ltd. Gloria’s Harvest LLC Good Food Made Simple LLC HDIReal Estate Inc. Health Insurance of Vermont Inc. The Hinesburg Artist Series The Hinesburg Record Homestead Design Inc. Johnson State College Kelley Office Systems Inc. UVM Lane Series Leunig’s Bistro Lippa’s Jewelers Marketmakers Inc. Melvin Kaplan Inc. Next Generation Auto The Mixingboard Nitty Gritty Grain Company North Hero House Noyes Tire Co. Office Environments Inc. Office Furniture USA Officers Row condo development Pat Leahy campaign Pearl’s Restaurant Pillsbury Manor Professional Postering and Distribution Regatta for Lake Champlain Shearer Chevrolet Skirack Summit Technologies Todd Schlossberg, Attorney UVM United Academics Vermont Mozart Festival Vermont Municipal Bond Bank Zachary’s Pizza

I still design mostly for ink on paper rather than pixels on screens: product packaging, newspaper and magazine ads, print publications, logos & branding. I care less about design aesthetics than I do about the practical need to sell your product or service. I always strive for clear, clean, direct communication. If that’s what you need, call me at (802) 324-4430 or drop me an email at michael@pattersonads.com —Michael Patterson

Michael Patterson lives and works in the woods above a dirt road, within sight of The Camel’s Hump in northwestern Vermont.