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Black Market Beagles’ Levermore-Rich Joins QMx Artisan Team

August 20, 2007 By Sam Sloan Leave a Comment

Fan-favorite Designer Applies His Considerable Talent to Licensed Creations

Collegeville, PA – Quantum Mechanix Inc. (QMx), a privately held developer of licensed, high-quality entertainment replicas, in a press release yesterday, announced that Adam Levermore-Rich has joined the QMx Artisan team.

A graphic artist with more than 10 years’ experience, Levermore-Rich spent many years working at Adobe Systems and draws much of his inspiration from genre designers. He is best known for his artistic contributions to Firefly fan groups and charitable events like Can’t Stop the Serenity. He is also the creative force behind Black Market Beagles’ Firefly- and Serenity-inspired t-shirt and poster designs, a favorite among Browncoats.

“My involvement with the Browncoats has been life-changing, especially when it comes to my design work,” said Levermore-Rich. “My design was selected as the official poster and shirt for the 2007 global Can’t Stop The Serenity screenings. I’ve also designed publicity materials for the Browncoat Ball, the San Francisco and Silicon Gulch Browncoat groups, and a Browncoat panel at WonderCon 2007.”

Like the rest of the QMx crew, Levermore-Rich has been a fan of science fiction from an early age. “I grew up with sci-fi, as the son of a true diehard Trekkie. My drug of choice was Star Wars, though. I watched the movies over and over, memorized all the lines, read all the books, had all the action figures, you name it,” he said.

“Then I saw Firefly,” he continued, “and it was all over. Firefly/Serenity instantly became my favorite movie and television franchise of all time.”

Levermore-Rich’s introduction to QMx was reminiscent of other QMx Artisans: “I met QMx’s Andy Gore at the Browncoats’ Backup Bash in Burbank last December and we hit it off right away. Andy and I have very similar ideas about design, and we work very well collaboratively. It’s been so exciting getting to work on projects for QMx, and I’m looking forward to working on many more in the future.”

QMx is proud to have Adam Levermore-Rich as part of its Artisan team and can only imagine the artistic gems hidden up his sleeve.

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About Quantum Mechanix Inc.

Quantum Mechanix (QMx)
specializes in the design and manufacture of licensed high-quality replicas of vehicles, props, and gadgets from television and motion pictures. Licensed franchises include Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Classics of Sci Fi, Serenity, Battlestar Galactica, and Universal Monsters. Our product lines are divided into several major areas:

QMx Replicas – Precision recreations of props and scale models. The properties recreated in QMx’s core lineup will generally be the most iconic and therefore will be manufactured in the largest quantities.

QMx Press – Recreations of paper-type props seen in science fiction TV and films. This category includes technical blueprint sets of famous sci-fi spacecraft, technical manuals and character and vehicle posters.

QMx Artisan Replicas – Handmade models of props and vehicles. These items are produced by a specially selected group of professional prop-makers. Edition sizes are generally very limited.

QMx Space – Precision replicas of NASA and Soviet/Russian-flown hardware and manned spacecraft.

The company’s headquarters are located in suburban Philadelphia, PA.

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