02.10.2010
February 10, 2010
02.06.2010
February 6, 2010
My latest print project, a double poster set called “Poster Initiative 004A” will debut at Grasshut in Portland, Oregon in the show “Staying Put”. The show opens tomorrow, February 6.
The show is a collection of prints from folks such as Yellena James, Tim Biskup, Scrappers, Chris Johanson, APAK, Mauro Gatti, Shawn Wolfe, The Little Friends of Printmaking, Studio Folk, and others.
Work from the show is available online here.
Location:
Grasshut
811 East Burnside
Portland, OR 97214
503.445.9924
02.01.2010
February 1, 2010
Open decks are now available at Grasshut in Portland!
Also, Trevor and I were interviewed on the blog Skatemodo about Open. Nice apostrophe use, Trev.
01.30.2010
January 30, 2010
I also have work published in the new book Celebration Graphics Sourcebook: Festive Designs from All Cultures by John Stones, published in the United States by Rockport and globally by Rotovision.
01.30.2010
January 30, 2010
I have work in the new book Art Directing Projects for Print, also published by Rotovision.
01.30.2010
January 30, 2010
A number of pieces of identity work I designed are featured in the new book No Rules Logos by British design author John Stones, published by Rotovision. The works are displayed prominently and given worthwhile analysis by the author.
01.30.2010
January 30, 2010
One from the archives- Sun City Girls’ Dreamy Draw CD jacket design, Volume Two in the Carnival Folklore Resurrection series. Edition of 1,000 circa year 2000, though recorded in 1998. It features a photo of a kid hanging out at a halal meat market with a largely concealed slaughtered goat in the background. Brutal.
01.27.2010
January 27, 2010
Clobber Grotesk Bold is a new typeface just released via MyFonts. It was one of a two-part family originally designed for a metal-cutting business, as they were seeking bold letterforms for their custom aluminum furniture that would be readable at very small sizes.
Clobber is a fairly traditional grotesk, designed in the same vein as Akzidenz Grotesk and a number of anonymous grotesks, though with the addition of slightly flared terminals.
