Demont Design

05/14/2026

BLAST FROM THE PAST - This was a poster I designed in 1991 for the Harvest Jubilee - 35 years ago! This was when graphic design was right at the beginning of computer design and “Old School” production.

05/06/2026

BLAST FROM THE PAST

Recently I’ve come across old designs I haven’t seen in years. Some pretty good. Some a little questionable.

This one is a CD design I did in 1989 while working at McCain Printing. I was around a year out of college so don’t be so critical!! 🤣 Anyone recognize it?

09/26/2024

Installation panels just outside the History Hub at Spectum.

09/15/2024

Just a few recent pieces designed for Danville Concert Association. So happy with my continuing partnership with this wonderful group. Their upcoming season is so exciting that you don’t want to miss a single show. Especially this first one on September 27th!

www.danvilleconcertassn.org

09/15/2024

If you see this little trailer around town then you’ve seen some of my illustration and logo work. I’m definitely not a true illustrator but I draw things every now and then.

09/05/2024

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After a few years in the graphic design business, you realize how important it is to get the basics right. Like following a file naming convention,

07/07/2024

07/07/2024

DCC Educational Foundation. One of my most favorite clients!!! Don’t miss this great event that helps raise money for the DCCEF scholarship fund. Now you can choose which day you want to attend.

04/18/2024

There's a famous story of Pablo Picasso.

He was enjoying a meal at a restaurant when a man interrupted him, handed him a napkin and asked:

“Could you sketch something for me? I’ll pay. Name your price.”

Picasso took the napkin, pulled a charcoal pencil from his pocket and started sketching. Using only a few strokes, he drew a goat that was unmistakably a Picasso. He held it up for the man to see.

The man smiled and reached to take the sketch. But Picasso withheld it.

“That will be $100,000.” Picasso said.

The man was astonished. “$100,000?! You drew that in 30 seconds!”

Picasso crumpled up the napkin and stuffed it in his pocket.

“You're wrong.” he said.

“It's taken me 40 years to do that.”

Know your worth.

01/25/2024

This week at Midtown.