A set of presidential portraits by Reynold Brown were features on a series of records, "Presidential Profiles". 1966 Kayson’s International Ltd., Los Angeles, CA. Narrated by Art Baker (TV show host for "You Asked For It") each record featured a different portrait. They included all the presidents from George Washington to Lyndon Johnson, 35 paintings. Because of the short time available Brown painted the portraits at the rate of one per day until they were completed.

A set of presidential portraits by Reynold Brown were features on a series of records, "Presidential Profiles". 1966 Kayson’s International Ltd., Los Angeles, CA. Narrated by Art Baker (TV show host for "You Asked For It") each record featured a different portrait. They included all the presidents from George Washington to Lyndon Johnson, 35 paintings. Because of the short time available Brown painted the portraits at the rate of one per day until they were completed.

Brown did a number of jackets for George Garabedian Productions / Mark 56 Records of Anaheim, CA.

These included a retail store promotional series featuring the Tijuana Brass, a popular guitar and trumpet ensemble, they included an old yellow convertible taxi. They were drawn in a somewhat cartoon like style. They promoted:

Taco Bell: Musicians around a circular built up outside fireplace. Taco Bell stand in background.

Pet Ice Cream: Musicians at round table being served ice cream.

Union Oil Company: Musicians in the taxi being fueled.

Der Weinerschnitzel: Musicians in balloon floating over weinerschnitzel stand.

Global World Wide Moving: Musicians loading taxi into moving van.

Alpha Beta: Taxi parked next to grocery cart with bag boy handing them groceries.

Pepsi Cola: Musicians in taxi painted as a flat bed truck, with Pepsi sodas on back. A dog chasing a chicken is running by.

Culligan Water Conditioning: Musicians next to and on top of Culligan van.

Tastee-Freez: Musicians next to Tastee-Freez store. Receiving shakes, cone.

Pizza inn: Musicians in taxi next to Pizz inn receiving pizza. Chef next to them tossing pizza.

One of the nicest record jackets was for "First Man on the Moon" (Garabedian Production). It has a Boy Scout up front, a helmeted astronaut behind him, and behind them both a rocket being launched.

A number of additional Garabedian records probably illustrated by Brown include :

"W.C. Fields Original Radio Broadcasts" done for Standard Oil Company of California.

"Those Magnificant Men in Their Flying Machines" for TWA.

"By The Time I Get to Phoenix" for Phillips 66.

"Remember These" for Alpha Beta.

"Sing Along with Bonnie and Clyde."

Advertising Layouts

Some of these were:

Beechcraft Bonanza Model 35: Two roughly drawn color pictures. "You save man-power, man-hours, money with a company owned Beechcraft Bonanza." A businessman walking down from a plane and a woman on a plane waving to a horseman.

Beech Nut Packing Company: "They landed Bare Handed." Pilgrim jumping from a row boat.

Goodyear: "You don’t stay first unless you’re best." (1946?) Two pictures. Man driving 1915 style auto (red) in country. Earth with red car (1946) on round trip to the moon. See Sat Eve Post 23 Nov ’46, p 78-79

Goodyear, Saturday Evening Post, March 1, 1947. Four drawings. "That driver was really bearing down." Blue and red cars almost have an accident.

Helms Bread. ca. 1950. delivery man in uniform handing bread to viewer. Yellow helms bakery truck in background with blue stripes. Bread loaf packaging says helms bread, choice of Olympic champions.

Kelvinator: ice cream cabinets. "Main Attraction." Boxer giving hands up victory in ring.

"Mobiloil Wins": The original layout shows two racing cars. A blue car with a Pegasus Logo is in the lead. *13x24 gouache on whatman board.

Mobilgas Economy Run #1 *22x15.25" Sun with face, red car scene.

Mobilgas Economy Run #2  *22x15.25" Sun with face, red car scene.

Mobiloil oil ad featuring racing boats. ca 1954

Permutit: Water Conditioning Headquarters. "What’s Below the Surface" depicts a deep sea diver.

PepsiCola:

US Savings Bond: US Government Printing Office. 1947. 0-735133: Features a Minuteman statue with New England style village in distance.

CARE: "Our Friends Abroad are Hungry" A middle class US couple, modeled by Reynold and his wife Mary Louise, are shown giving a CARE package to a Germanic looking grandfather with child.

US Coast Guard:

Air National Guard:

Killing Time is Killing Men: This poster featured a worker sitting on the body of a dead soldier smoking a cigarette. A number of preliminary sketches are available under KT in the illustration section. or click image here.