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Erik Gauger
Erik Gauger
@Notesfromtheroad@mastodon.art  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago

Cuban Café, Cuba, New Mexico. An early-1960s #AtomicAge roadside sign. This "Googie" style has been disappearing throughout the southwest as neon and hand-built steel give way to LED boxes, earwax-colored boxes and corporate fonts. I started this in Fresco and finished it in #watercolor and Copic markers, and it is the first in a new series for the Desert Southwest section of Notes from the Road, hoping to share the passion to preserve.

Illustration of the Cuban Café roadside sign in Cuba, New Mexico, rendered in watercolor and Copic markers in an early-1960s Googie / Atomic Age style.
Illustration of the Cuban Café roadside sign in Cuba, New Mexico, rendered in watercolor and Copic markers in an early-1960s Googie / Atomic Age style.
Illustration of the Cuban Café roadside sign in Cuba, New Mexico, rendered in watercolor and Copic markers in an early-1960s Googie / Atomic Age style.
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