I like that you really came close to the actual soldier design, however, can you detail the logo a bit to include a ribbon style and use colors; Flag Red - #bf0a30 and Blue - #002868. And also a military version using khaki - #bdb76b and Green - #4b5320. Try adding a metal looking back behind the soldier like the skin of a WWII plane as well.
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July 12th, 2013, 10:07pmReport comment The artist was contacted and has passed away. The artwork is over 100 years old which also negates any copyright.
George Willard French was born in Buchanan, Michigan on November 6, 1883, according to this World War I and II draft cards. In the 1900 U.S. Federal Census, he was the second of three children born to Willard and Ella; they lived in Bertrand, Michigan. Nothing is known, at this time, about French's art training. He was a cartoonist with the Chicago American. TheElkhart Truth (Indiana) reprinted his Chicago American drawing of stage actor Richard Carle on January 20, 1909.
Accordingly, I focus on accurate portrayal of the characters used by the poster. Soldier´s face has to be same on poster and also on the caffee bag. Either CH own the copyright or not (1 or 0). Then gives rise to various deformities and unrealistic human faces which are harmful for products and generate smile on customers faces.