So, watching Eli Manning get his face ripped off tonight got me super pumped for football. And in surfing the .net, I found something I’m way behind on. Big thanks to Jaimie at Jaimie’s Field of Dreams in Monroe for linking to this on his site:
Football season is almost here. I’m trying to feed the hungry with some football works that I have done, either myself or through the firm I work for, Donnie Bell Design. Today, in case you haven’t seen, I present the 2010 Louisiana Tech season ticket commercial. More football to come. Go Dawgs!
And the behind the scenes of us on set getting the job done.
I can honestly say I truly enjoy working here and the work we put out. We work extremely hard, but we put out superior quality work. Oh, and we have some other Tech football things up our sleeves. But that’s a secret for now.
This is a video put together for Coach Damon Harrington of Louisiana Tech University Football. This was something done to show to the players as a reward for such hard work after the season. Hope you enjoy. Go Dawgs!
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11
Aug
LSU Fan Day
Sometimes it’s awesome to just be a fan. I’m from Baton Rouge, LA and grew up a huge LSU Tiger fan. My Louisiana Tech friends, for some reason, don’t understand this. But that’s an argument for another day. Last weekend, my wife, myself and our friend Darren went to BR for LSU Fan Day. We also met up with my buddy Chuck who was already in BR. This was something I’d never done before and it was totally awesome. We got to meet a lot of the LSU team, get some autographs and have a lot of fun. Here are some pics from the day.
Darren and I on our way to fan day.
Waiting in the heat. I always make stupid faces when I’m on the ‘wrong’ end of the camera.
Me and the little lady waiting for the autographs to begin.
The gang gets to meet Patrick Peterson.
The highlight of my day was meeting Kelvin Sheppard. If you keep up with my blog, you’ll recognize what he is holding. It’s a copy of the first ever Sports Illustrated in which I have had a picture published in. Getting published was super awesome. But meeting the guy who the picture is of, have him tell you he had never seen it, getting him to sign it, take a picture together with the magazine and then have him turn out to be a totally awesome guy…..that’s REALLY cool.
Darren and I’s spoils.
I can’t wait to go back next year.
