Tobias Wilbur is a graphic designer most likely located in Brooklyn, NY or Richmond, VA. My mother thinks I'm okay.

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A small selection of work below ↓

Top left: Two shirtless men with retro style, one with curly hair and the other wearing glasses and a red bandana, standing outdoors next to a telephone booth. Top right: Close-up of a vintage-style cherry bomb firework label with warning info. Bottom left: Black warning label for Billy Zane's movie, including danger and death warning symbols. Bottom right: Vintage-style illustrated poster for a fireworks show by Jon Heder and Nate Skoog, with bright explosions and caution notes.

Feature Film end credits design and illustration, poster and marketing materials.

Creative Direction: Brad DeMarea and Dylan K. Narang.

TAPAWINGO

Screenshots of the TED City 2.0 website and mobile app displayed on a red background.

A digital archive of talks and supporting digital content gathered TEDCity2.0 events to date.

Creative Direction: Kiss Me I’m Polish.

TEDCity 2.0

A vintage black-and-white photograph of a men's college basketball team in Virginia uniforms, with some player names and numbers visible, grouped together for a team photo.

A new licensing sheet and apparel line of vintage logos and word marks. These marks were sourced from photographs located in the University of Virginia’s archives and recreated by hand.

VIRGINIA VINTAGE

Cans of Granny Hoos Green Apple Hard Cider displayed on a giveaway box with brands and descriptions.

Branding, marketing materials and packaging design for a University of Virginia and Coyote Hole Craft Brewing collaboration. Working closely with copywriter Chuck Guest, we developed a quirky and responsibly irreverent identity.

Coyote Hole

A collection of books and digital articles on social entrepreneurship, election analysis, and children's health, with book covers on the left and online news pages from UVA Today on the right.

Editorial illustration and infographics - tight turn arounds, evolving content and multiple stakeholders. Oh my!

Editorial Illustration