The ‘Alameda, the view from the Island City’ poster is a tribute to one of California’s important cities. The poster highlights this island that occupies what was originally a peninsula connected to Oakland. Much of it was low-lying and marshy, but on higher ground than the peninsula and adjacent parts of what is now downtown Oakland were home to one of the largest coastal oak forests in the world.

I am excited to include Alameda, in a portfolio of important places, cities and regions I have illustrated over the last 20 years. As an artist, I have created edition posters celebrating cities and regions around the country. Some of those include Boston, Silicon Valley, Diamond Peak Resort, Sacramento, Lake Tahoe, Davis, Route 128, Wall Street, Palo Alto, Watsonville, the Tannery Arts Center, San Luis Obispo, Pasadena, Ventura, and Santa Cruz to name a few.

The city occupies two islands as well as a small section of the mainland. Today, the city consists of the main original section, with the former Naval Air Station Alameda (NAS Alameda) at the west end of Alameda Island, Southshore along the southern side of Alameda Island, and Bay Farm Island, which is part of the mainland proper.
SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION

Detail example of sponsor logo placement
Sponsor logos appear at the bottom of the poster
The ‘Alameda, the view from the Island City’ poster will be available for distribution in June 2017. The poster will be promoted through, social media channels and targeted events.
I am looking for a limited number of local sponsors that embody the spirit of Alameda, its culture and its community.
The poster will be used as a promotional tool over the next 2 years. The 2,000, 19″ X 27″ posters will be distributed in local stores, visitor centers and venues throughout key locations in Alameda County over the next 2 years. The poster will also be distributed by sponsoring companies and available online. Additionally, it will be promoted through, social media channels and targeted events.
Sponsors have found that people identify with sponsor contributions to economic development, Education, local culture and best practices for industry.
Benefits include:
- Identity representation on the poster for 2 years
- Institutional marketing
- Identity representation on web and social media campaigns
- Sponsorship is an inexpensive way to be seen by individuals throughout Alameda County.
- The posters are a great promotional tool and have been enjoyed by people around the world.
- Sponsors receive complimentary posters and by selling their complimentary posters, sponsors have recouped their sponsorship investment
A PARTIAL LIST OF PAST POSTER SPONSORS
University of California, Santa Cruz
Sacramento State University
UC Davis
Cabrillo College
Fuller University
Sacramento City College
Ventura Community College District
Honeywell
Bay Federal Credit Union
Santa Cruz County Bank
City of Watsonville
Pajaro Valley Arts Council
Filoli
National Marine Sanctuaries Monterey Bay
Bank of Boston
Polaroid
Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce
Garden Court Hotel
Sheraton Corporation
Bayphoto
Farm to Fork
New Leaf Markets
Shawmut Bank
Communications & Power Industries, International
Museum of Art & History
Pepsi
Accent Arts
Santa Cruz Boardwalk
EF Hutton
Goodwill
SMUD
Sonata Hotels
True Olive Connection
Watsonville Airport
Habitat for Humanities
Santa Cruz County Arts Council
Bookshop Santa Cruz
Sante Wines
UC Davis Health System
WBZ-TV
San Mateo County/Silicon Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau
“Mr. Scudder’s posters have been collected by buyers from around the globe, a reflection of his keen eye and commitment to the regions that he illustrates. His unique vantage point captures the insider’s view of the communities he portrays. When completed he has captured the spirit of a place for thousands of viewers to enjoy.” Benjamin Taylor, Painter/Educator
