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Anderson Design Studio is home to a creative team of interior designers and technical support staff. The following is a list of many of the services we provide, but we also offer unique and tailored design solutions for every special project. A native Nashvillian and self-proclaimed bon vivant, Nathan takes delight in the colors, flavors, and sounds of Nashville life. He has been the fulfillment & wholesale director and staff writer at ADG since May, 2013. He has worked in the retail industry since 2007, helping folks have the best shopping experience possible, whether online or in-stores.
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This video was produced by Alex Hoffman, a film student who is a fan of our Spirit of Nashville art. During our adventures in the parks, we’ve run across scary, bizarre, and fantastic legends of mythical creatures rumored to inhabit many of the parks. This book is ideal for anyone who is a fan of the National Parks, mythical creatures, and creepy, unexplained phenomena.
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It is our privilege to donate 10% of our annual profits to a number of non-profit organizations, including the National Parks Foundation. Proceeds from your purchases improve the lives of battered women, the homeless, nature-lovers, and students who want to pursue a career in the visual arts. Overlooking the Cumberland River & the Tennessee Titans stadium, the design studio is located in downtown Nashville on historic 2nd avenue. The firm enjoys a wide variety of project types, which include hospitality, educational, institutional, retail, corporate, residential, and restaurants.
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With over 3,000 designs and counting, we are continuing the grand tradition of the Golden Age of Poster Art for a whole new generation. After graduating from Ringling School of Art & Design in 1986, Joel moved to Music City and worked at Carden & Cherry Advertising for 7 years, winning an Emmy Award for his work on a CBS kid's show. He co-founded Anderson Thomas Design in 1993, producing countless award-winning creative projects. In 2007, Joel retooled the firm to specialize in branding packaging and poster art.
He has written multiple books for Anderson Design Group, including the award-winning Illustrated National Parks book series.In his free time Nathan enjoys books, bourbon, and bonding time with his wife and two daughters. Joel Anderson and his family create art the way it was done before the era of cameras and computers. They strive to create prints that look like they were produced in the early part of the 20th century.
Feel free to contact us to get more information, get a quote for your next design project or ask about internships.
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Legends Of The National Park Guide Book
Each client is approached with a special sensitivity to their unique project needs. The Spirit of Nashville collection was our maiden voyage into the world of poster design. Since 2003, we've created over 160 designs depicting what we love most about Music City. This video was produced by one of our clients after we created their logo and fell in love with their products.
Averaging 4-10 new designs per week, Team ADG has produced over 3,000 designs, including poster art for each of the National Parks. Aaron was raised in Nashville, where he dedicated his early years to drawing cartoons and making corny jokes. Finding illustration and graphic design the perfect fit for his odd skill set, he attended Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film. In his spare time Aaron enjoys eating strawberry flavored foods, building replicas of TV show & movie props, watching Japanese Anime, and teaching people Photoshop. Now he excels in illustration, hand lettering, logo and package design, and fixing our computers when they're on the fritz.
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Once we have finished a design, we produce posters on gallery-grade paper in our very own print shop. Our family owned business is dedicated to creating the highest quality and most affordable travel decor possible.We hope you can see and feel the quality that goes into our American-made prints, books, and gifts. And we hope you enjoy our original creations as much as we have enjoyed producing them! Thanks for supporting the arts and small family-run American businesses like ours.
Aaron has done work for clients such as MCA Records, Ram Trucks, Coors Light, Miller Light, Syracuse University, J.M.T. Spices, Andrew Jackson's Hermitage, Ellusionist Playing Cards, and many more. She studied Interior Design at Ringling College of Art & Design, where she met Joel. For the next 5 years, Patty worked in architect and interior design firms doing space planning and design. She helped Joel start up his design firm in 1993, handling all matters financial, and creating delicious gourmet meals for hungry ADG designers on special occasions.Patty loves the beach, good coffee, and 80s music. In addition to being the person that writes paychecks and keeps ADG financially sound, Patty is a mother of 4, a fantastic cook, a savvy designer, and a model of order and common sense among a messy gaggle of artists. As a family business rooted in Nashville, Tennessee, it is our pleasure to donate travel posters and books to local charities who sell them at silent auctions to raise funds for their ongoing work.
Since 1993, our family owned business has been producing high-quality illustrated prints, books, and wall decor. We love what we do as visual communicators—and it shows when we illustrate, hand-letter, or design in our favorite 20th-Century travel poster styles. We custom-print each of our posters in-house using the highest-quality inks and papers. Our most popular collection of designs is our National Parks poster collection, the perfect choice for any American adventure. There's something about that romantic, hand-illustrated style that strikes a chord in us, pushing us to explore and practice our craft as graphic artists.
Our client list includes companies such as Universal Studios, Coors, Chrysler, Capitol One, MCA Records, Williams-Sonoma, Igloo Coolers, and Uinta Brewing. Born and raised in Kansas City, Derek (not related to ADG founder Joel Anderson) eventually made his way to Nashville where he studied graphic design and illustration at Watkins College of Art. During his senior year, Derek was an all-star intern with us, producing several posters that have been published in our various collections. His stellar work earned him a full-time staff position once he graduated in the spring of 2017.
Derek enjoys creating ideas from a narrator’s point of view, deciding what perspective tells the story most effectively. In his free time Derek enjoys exercising his creative muscle through multiple outlets, such as skateboarding with friends and playing music on his guitar. Derek is a sci-fi nerd at heart and lately has taken to creating fictional movie and video game poster art. Derek’s drive and passion to make poster art is fueled by the inspiring people he works with at ADG. In 2007, the partners decided to pursue different interests, so Joel reorganized the design firm as Anderson Design Group, Inc., narrowing the studio's focus to specialize in illustration and poster design. When Joel and the art team are not doing illustration work for clients, they create new poster art.
Molly graduated with a degree in journalism in May 2015 and is our go-to girl for all things social media. Her passion for travel helps her connect with art-craving customers from all over the world. She and Nathan work as a team to deliver amazing five-star customer service.Molly enjoys queso, being a die-hard St. Louis Cardinals fan, and adventuring in Nashville and beyond. You love where you live, but do those visiting you at your home or workplace know? Anderson Design Group’s original poster art is an excellent choice for decorating your space with state pride. Celebrity clients include Alan Jackson, Josh Turner, Steve Winwood, Kix Brooks & Ashley Judd.
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