Kevin McFadin once again nailed the graphics for Fox Elementary's big Strawberry Street Festival, in Richmond, VA. “It's the 100th anniversary of Fox, so keeping in line with that milestone, the art for this year's poster reflected an older, vintage feel,” explains Kevin. The main art will be used on banners, the festival poster and the festival t-shirts. (more)

Kevin McFadin illustrated a recent article for Research Magazine about getting through to the bustling, churning mind of an entrepreneur. How do you turn some of their precious attention away from “the next big thing” to focus on their investment and financial needs? (more)

Kevin McFadin creeps us out (in a GOOD way) with his poster for Richmond, VA indie radio station WRIR’s 4th Annual Monster Mashquerade. Their Halloween blowout always rallies the undead masses to benefit Richmond's Independent Radio. (more)

Kevin McFadden illustrated an article recently on green technology incubators in the Richmond Metro / Central Virginia area for Richmond Magazine. (more)

Kevin McFadin wrapped up a set of illustrations for Richmond Magazine’s 24^th Annual “Best & Worst” issue. “It was a great project with a wealth of source material,” says Kevin. “Much of the research was a breeze this time around: step outside and take a walk.” (more)

Kevin McFadin’s illustration appears in the July issue of Richmond Magazine for an article on Steven Spielberg’s upcoming biopic, “Abraham Lincoln.” Daniel Day-Lewis and Sally Field will be filming on locations in Virginia, and much of the area’s period appropriate architecture will be front and center. (more)

Kevin McFadin got on board this year to support William Fox Elementary in Richmond, VA with top-notch graphics for the 32^nd annual staging of their hugely successful Strawberry Street Festival. Kevin’s work will cover t-shirt design, posters and banners. (more)

Kevin McFadin just wrapped this one up for an article on finding the most dependable clients: the ones who with reliable track records and history for coming through on payments... a topic we can all relate to. (more)