The Tower Winter 2018 - 8

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"It was kind of a whirlwind."
The next weekend, the Eagles punched their ticket to the
Super Bowl with a rout of the Minnesota Vikings. Monday,
Johnson's agent was on the phone with Doug for the next
shirt. This time, with no advice on how it should look.
"'Throw something together,'" Hugel was told. He came up
with "Unleashed and Untamed: Finish it for Philly!" on the
super bowl tees. Johnson even tagged Hugel as the designer
on his social media accounts promoting the new tees.
"There have definitely been a lot of people reaching out to
me," Hugel says of the experience. "It's something cool to
put in my portfolio."

Get one of Doug's
designs for yourself.
T-shirts are still available on Lane
Johnson's website, lj65.shop/
collections/playoffs-2018.
All proceeds benefit the Fund for the
School District of Philadelphia.

The publicity has not yet led to new business for his own
business, which he started at the beginning of last year. But
that's ok, he says-he needs some time to catch up on work
for other clients. They all understand why his energies have
been elsewhere for the past few weeks, he says.
Though a lifelong Philadelphia sports fan, Hugel is new
to the city. He grew up in southern Lancaster County. He
landed his first job while in college, at Cassel Signs, and
worked there for 3½ years. He says he decided to move to
a larger city to expand his career opportunities. He started
at Logo Warehouse in the summer of 2017. He now lives
in South Philly with his own "home dog," a pit bull mix
named Riley.
"I never forget where I came from," he points out. "I owe
so much to Mike Brady and Brad Adams," his instructors
in the Graphic Communications and Printing Technology
program at Thaddeus Stevens.

Lane Johnson
showing off the first
of three designs.
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