Madeline Rheaume

Haha oops did I forget to post Land Cruiser updates? Yes...

Well, it's finished now! Surprise!

All the day by day installments are on my blog, and here's the recap of the 4-month transformation!

Cheers!

LandCruiser – MADELINE RHEAUME Come along and witness the transformation as two guys cut apart and rebuild a Toyota Land Cruiser over the course of four months.

DAY 7!

That is all.

Day 7 – MADELINE RHEAUME Day 7 November 12, 2020November 12, 2020 by Madeline Rheaume It’s been a few weeks. Sorry. Progress on the Land Cruiser has been moving forward. I promise. I took the short break because the last few weeks of work have been for one thing: rocker panels. To avoid posting updates on the same part of...

I forgot to post about day 5 of the LC build last week and day 6 just went live...I guess you have double the photographs to look through!

Click the link to head over to the blog, catch up on what you've missed!

http://madelinerheaume.com/2020/10/12/day-5/
and
http://madelinerheaume.com/2020/10/17/day-6/

Day 5 – MADELINE RHEAUME Day 5 October 12, 2020October 12, 2020 by Madeline Rheaume Day 5 saw the boys putting the back of the cab together. Welding pieces securely in place on the truck. And though it may not look like much progress was made by the end of the workday, this is not a step to quickly work through, since the s...

Day 3 and 4 of the LC build just went up on my blog! Come check out the progress!

Day 3, and 4… – MADELINE RHEAUME Day 3, and 4… September 25, 2020September 25, 2020 by Madeline Rheaume It’s slowly taking shape. On day 3 there were some more discoveries inside the cab. Including a whole set of keys and old prescription drugs. I find it so strange, the things people will leave behind in their cars. How does o...

My latest photography project is documenting a custom Land Cruiser build!

I just published the gallery for day 2, but you might want to start on day 1 to read the short backstory.

Day 1 – MADELINE RHEAUME Day 1 September 15, 2020September 14, 2020 by Madeline Rheaume Sometimes it’s not about looks, but about vision. Day 1 in the garage. I stand behind the filthiest piece of crap I’ve seen in a long time. Mud caked on nearly every inch of its surface. The vehicle’s lining and interior are gettin...

Happy Friday!!! This is my Twisted Tea Redesign project. Hate me if you want, but I kinda like a Twisted Tea every now and then. But I hate the design and the packaging. So I made it better 😉 like if you agree and comment what drink I should give a rebrand to next! @ Portland, Maine

Check out this interview with Maine's very own Lauren Crosby! Photos by yours truly.

Support local artists! And local music publications! ;)

“Lauren Crosby is the daughter of a lobsterman from Georgetown, Maine. She and her closest friend, also named Lauren, make music under the moniker The Whiptails. She also works with another band, The Water Signs. She tells me that she “really enjoys working with a band, because there’s a human connection when you play with people,” and she identifies well within the jam band scene, perhaps thanks in large part to her opportunity to record at the legendary Bob Weir’s, TRI studio in California when she was only nineteen years old. The connection to Weir helped increase her fanbase amongst the Deadheads and the jam band culture. That recording chance instilled in Lauren the traveling bug and in 2013, she moved Memphis and Albuquerque, before returning home in 2016.”
Read the rest of the interview with Lauren Crosby now by following the link in our bio!
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🎉🎉WEBSITE UPDATE!🎉🎉

New website includes some digital media work, a slick new layout, and cool art! Check it out and feel free to give it a share!

🎉🎉 http://madelinerheaume.com 🎉🎉

MADELINE RHEAUME – MAINE MADE, VISUAL ARTIST

Happy to be a part of team Forest City!

Sublime with Rome at Thompson’s Point 🤯
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Hi Loyal Companion
I noticed you recently rebranded and I don't really understand your logo.

As a customer and designer, I find it mildly frustrating to see businesses use poor logos that showcase unsuccessful design elements and don't relate back to the business itself.

So I took this as a challenge to create something that more accurately portrays your company and stands out in the sea of other logos. Get in touch if you want the watermarks removed.

The last image is the company's current logo. I only retain rights to the designs that are watermarked with my name.

Get out more often to get all those amazing Maine views!