Gerard Huerta

Biography Gerard Huerta is a designer of letter forms. Born and raised in southern California he graduated from Art Center College of Design and began his career at CBS Records in New York creating artwork and logos for Boston, Willie Nelson, Ted Nugent, Blue Oyster Cult, Rick Derringer, Bob Dylan, Ramsey Lewis, The Isley Brothers, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, George Benson, Rupert Holmes, Stephen Stills, Alvin Lee, The Charlie Daniels Band and many others. After leaving CBS Gerard designed lettering for AC/DC's High Voltage and Let There Be Rock albums, the latter being adopted for the now iconic AC/DC lightning bolt logo. He also designed logos and covers for Foreigner, Firefall, Chicago and The Outlaws. Gerard collaborated with Roger Huyssen on the branding for Clint Eastwood's Bronco Billy, Super Bowl XXVIII, and designed lettering for Super Bowl XXXIV, The Coal Miner's Daughter, Friday the 13th-Part III, and the one-sheet artwork for Atlantic City and Star Trek III: The Sea