Shelby Hohl was a founding staff member of Free Press Houston. He not only made the paper's editorial illustrations, he created ad work, cover art, and help select candidates for performance at events. Finished web and print artwork by him is held here from 2012 through the paper's last year, and printed pages of the held issues credit the illustration on columns including BADVICE to him. A block-party graphic of April 2008 prints “Design by Shelby Hohl for Club Tech”. He also wrote occasionally; that work is indexed below the artwork.
Finished web file circulated to the paper as the death-penalty article illustration, print and web, on July 19, 2012. A paired print PDF is named in the same production record and is not held.
The held column BADVICE: POKE THE PROSTATE — V. 25 carries this exact file, Badvice_2015_Mar03_WEB.png, as its lead image with the caption “Illustration by Shelby Hohl”. The object held here is the full-size finished file behind the site's 600×300 derivative.
Finished web file circulated on April 12, 2016 as the Ticket Mafia article illustration.
The held article Restorative Justice in the Education System, published April 26, 2016, records the lost lead image Wadhwa_Article-Illustration-590x300.png. This is that file, delivered the day before publication.
Finished web file circulated on June 8, 2016 as the White Flag illustration for web.
Finished full-colour web file circulated on August 23, 2016 as the KKK–Isis article illustration.
Finished web file circulated on February 28, 2017.
Finished square file circulated on March 13, 2017 under the title Spring Blake. The production record states no article.
The later of two versions in the same production sequence, circulated April 27, 2018 as the revised Houston Tidal Wave article illustration; it governs the earlier version, which is not held.
Credit lines as the held page or printed proof carries them. The artwork files themselves are not held here; the credit is the evidence.
Sent by Shelby Hohl to Free Press Houston for print and web, February 22, 2016: one finished artwork — a green anthropomorphic marijuana leaf behind jail bars on a halftone ground — in a web export and its print counterpart. The surviving page A Vote for Kim Ogg is a Vote for Decriminalization of Weed, by Omar Afra, carries the credit line “Illustration by Shelby Hohl”. Neither binary is held; the record is provenance only.
Recovered from explicit credit lines printed on the articles themselves. Photography credits are held separately and are not counted here.
Illustration by Shelby Hohl
Illustration by Shelby Hohl
Illustration by Shelby Hohl
Illustration by Shelby Hohl
Illustration by Shelby Hohl
art by Shelby Hohl
Art by Shelby Hohl
Art by Shelby Hohl
Artwork By Shelby Hohl
Illustration by Shelby
Free Press Houston Archive. “Shelby Hohl.” Archival authority record, Free Press Houston Archive, https://freepresshoustonarchive.com/contributors/shelby-hohl
