Bumper for PDX Film Fest 2005 now on here, as well as Carole Ambauen’s website. Six months later, artist and educator David Schafer’s websiteis finished and live, too. Rubber Vloeren typeface used in Destiny on the High Seas spot for The Pork Council.
The PLUSHTASTROPHE is landing in LA at Black Market this week.
Just finished and soon to be posted: custom typeface for Hofstra University in N.Y. with Mark Sloan; identity design for Grow, a positioning consultancy in Portland, OR.
BNS’ new reel uses a few examples of my typefaces, as well.
Finished up this site for FunFlopps of Santa Barbara this week. Some new logos for Yahoo Games, Manhattan Beach Brewing Company, Blogsmith, and a few others are up in the logos page, as well.
There was a big article on Rap-Up in the New York Times last week, which had covers of the mag reproduced. That was pretty exciting, especially considering my snide comment in here a few weeks ago.
Working on some new identity stuff which’ll be up here soon enough, as well as the new Rap-Up, which will feature illustration work by Upso and some other folks.
Just finished a SimpleViewer-driven mini-site for my dear friend and collaborator Carole Ambauen. A ton of new work in progress. Soon: a few new ID projects, the 2005 Peripheral Produce catalog, some apparel graphics, and a few websites, too.
I just had a few fonts published in the catalog for Post Typography’sAlphabet show. I’d imagine copies’ll run about $5 postpaid from them. It’s a rad catalog with work by E*Rock, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Jean Larcher, Ken Barber, and Elaine Lustig Cohen, among others. Really cool project.
I got interviewed for the New York Times Magazine’s article on Underware’s Bello two weeks ago, but got stuck with the title “one designer”. Pretty awesome. So much for national press coverage.
The always awesome and super-talented folks at Underware have somesamples of Bello in use that I did up on their site. Also, I have some work in this great show of type and letterforms in Baltimore currently.
Still no time to do a proper update. A ton of new work to be posted as soon as a free day happens. New stuff for loads of metal bands, the PDX Film Fest 2005, and a bunch of other projects.
The latest installment of the Wordshape zine My Alphabet (vol.20) is being exhibited at Alter Ego, an exhibition of graphic design at CalArts as we speak.
Plushtastrophe show in Chicago!
Just completed a series of shirts for the band ColdPlay, as well. Those’ll be posted after they get printed.
Moved to Tokyo fulltime yesterday. Please note the new contact address. Americanos, I will be checking my voicemail regularly, so feel free to leave messages and you will be called back promptly.
Just finished and soon to be posted: Identity positioning and custom typeface family for Ignited Minds to launch shortly, tee shirt designs for Yahoo Games, and a few other projects. Check out a hint of what is to come for the PDX Film Fest here.
I will be djing at Super Deluxe in Roppongi for the “Animal Lounge” #3event presented by Coin Coin Magazine with Mumbleboy, Koshiro Torisu,Otogai, and others on April 26th.
Just completed Pony’s mini-site for IBA World Heavyweight Champ James “Lights Out” Toney.This site was created with Preston Goforth and Steve Thompson for Pony.
Just finished: Identity design for Rap-Up Magazine, illustrations for Mike Mills’ feature film “Thumbsucker”, 200 pattern designs for Boeing, and logo designs for Kapsule, Comcast , and a concert series being presented by Miller Lite and the Surfrider Foundation. All will be posted soon. One big change is going to happen first, though…
Costa Rica is nice. Go there.
I will have work at BlackMarket Gallery in LA in September as part of the Plustastrophe travelling stuffed animal show that I have been participating in this year. A bunch of comics that I published in the 90s by Al Burian have been collected into a graphic novel by Microcosm. Al is a really amazing writer and cartoonist. His zine, Burn Collector, is one of the most astute and wry batches of writing out there. I cannot recommend it enough.