Scott Hull Associates

Case Study: Christopher Chadbourne Associates

September 9, 2009

Christopher Chadbourne Associates contacted Scott Hull Associates once again seeking collaboration with Mark Riedy and Curtis Parker. Well respected individually in the industry for both of their years of creative illustration and high quality finished products, both Mark and Curtis were perfect for what the Tampa Bay Historical Center needed for it’s grand opening.

Vice President for Programs, Liz Dunham wanted the new museum to convey uniqueness, boldness, and a one-of-a-kind style that is synonymous with Tampa history and heritage. Hanging from the entryway ceiling, illuminated with custom made neon lights, Mark Riedy created larger than life signage illustrations of everything from ships to baseball players. Mark made the signage in a way that resembled the hand painted style of the 40’s and 50’s. These alone reached as high as 9 feet.

The Cigar City murals that Curtis Parker painstakingly worked on, depicted the culture and varied people who worked, lived, played and socialized in the communities.

Liz further expounds on her satisfaction in working with Riedy and Parker by saying, “The artists were both extremely open to the creative process and produced the most wonderful product. The icons are the most visible component of our museum. All our visitors comment on how wonderful they are. The curatorial staff is amazed and thankful for the Cigar City murals – they say it all the time! We only could wish we had more funds to seek their work again. The experience is well worth repeating.”


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