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Travis Tom Icons Featured in Graphic Design Solutions, by Robin Landa
(July 2013)

(8.28.13) Travis Tom, an award-winning designer and illustrator from Augusta, GA is featured in Graphic Design Solutions by Robin Landa. The book is an educational university text book intended to be used in graphic design programs around the world. The book was released in the spring of 2013 and features two icon projects by Tom. The first icon set is for Textons, a company delivering mobile texting coupons based in Las Vegas, NV. The other icon set was for Georgia-Pacific Corporation for their intranet for employees.

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Travis Tom Featured in Makeover Section of Photoshop User Magazine
(April 2013 issue)

(4.30.13) Travis Tom, an award-winning designer and illustrator from Augusta, GA is featured in the makeover section of the April 2013 issue of Photoshop User magazine. The feature elicits 2 to 3 designers from around the country to redesign a hypothetical project. Tom replied to an ad and was selected as one of the artists. This makeover is for a redesign of a photographer's site from south Florida. The article, a full page feature on page 28, shows Tom's site design and the article talks about the creative steps taken on the project and includes what software and fonts were used. The bottom portion is a photo and biography. Photoshop User magazine is a national bi-monthly publication and available in your local bookstore.

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2013 Nature Desk Calendar at the Morris Museum of Art gift shop

(1.14.13) Personal photography I took of southern coastal and inner waterways, combined with custom digital illustration, make this limited edition calendar a whimsical wonderland to be enjoyed throughout the year. The calendars are available for retail in Augusta, GA at a few local stores including the gift shop of the Morris Museum of Art. Also available for purchase online at 2013 Nature Desk Calendar.

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First eBook Appearance

(5.5.12) First book reading of my abc eBook "Animal Alliterati - An Alphabet Adventure" at the Chamblee Library (Dekalb County Public Library) on May 26, 2012 from 2pm - 3pm. Located at 4115 Clairmont Road, Chamblee, GA 30341. I will be the library's first eBook author! The event is in celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and I was invited as an Asian author to read my new book and there will be a few other books read written by Asian authors. Coloring book page handouts will be available for the kids along with some promotion bookmarks and business card with information about the book and where to purchase it (available on the iBookstore, NOOK and Lulu.com).

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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Update (10.4.12) This project won another GHRAB Award for the Oral History project in which 25 people were interviewed to briefly talk about their life experiences.

The Office of Secretary of State Presents Travis N. Tom with the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board Award for Excellence in Documenting Georgia's History

(10.4.11) Secretary of State Brian P. Kemp and Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board (GHRAB) Chair Kaye Minchew presented Travis N. Tom with the GHRAB Award for Excellence in Documenting Georgia's History during the ninth annual GHRAB Archives Awards ceremony at the Georgia Archives on Tuesday, October 4, 2011. The GHRAB awards recognize outstanding efforts in archives and records work in Georgia.

Mr. Travis N. Tom is the Curator of the exhibit "A History of Chinese Settlement in Augusta, Georgia," which debuted in May 2011 at the National Archives in Morrow, as part of the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Symposium. This exhibit, which began with discussions by the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association in Augusta, documents the 19th and 20th century lives of Chinese who settled in Georgia.

The exhibit highlights the development of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, the Chinese Sunday School, founded in 1885, the history of the Augusta Canal, Chinese merchants, Chinese war veterans, and the impact of the Chinese settlement and contributions to the social, economic, and civic growth of Augusta. Through this project, a number of private collections containing records of early 20th century Chinese Americans in Georgia have been identified and preserved. This is an example of how the history of an under-documented community in Georgia can be identified and recorded through the participation of community volunteers.

GHRAB works to promote the educational use of Georgia's documentary heritage and to support efforts to improve the condition of records statewide. The Board is charged with advising the Governor, Secretary of State, and the Georgia Archives on records and policy issues. For more information, please visit HYPERLINK "http://www.GeorgiaArchives.org" www.GeorgiaArchives.org and click on GHRAB.

The Secretary of State's office offers important services to our business community, our government, and our citizens. These services include an efficient and secure election process, and the regulation of corporations, securities, and professional license holders. The Office also oversees the State Archives. For more information, please visit HYPERLINK "http://www.sos.ga.gov" www.sos.ga.gov.

L-R, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, Travis N. Tom, GHRAB Chair Kaye Minchew

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