A second illustration for Glasses Glasses, a class monthly online publication. This time for their fifth issue themed Part and Parcel. See the story that corresponds in the Fiction section of the mag called True Love Travels.
Here is a spot I directed for ******* ********. It was created as an intro for ******* ****** at the ***** Awards, a ************** and ********** award ceremony. Story boards, assets and art direction by yours truly. Motion by Mutual Friend and Eric Miro. I ****** this project. (I had to pull this video from my site because I was never and will never be given clearance to show it. All incriminating evidence have been removed. Please enjoy instead, my illustration of cats playing with sting and being cute in the dark.)
Here is some lettering on buttons I did for Busy Beaver Button’s new site. Not sure when the site will launch but I look forward to seeing it!
Over the past few months I have had some very humbling comments from other artists and designers here in the great city of Chicago. I figured the least I can do is create some work to show my gratitude. Thanks to SuperKonductor, Liz Tapp, Elizabeth Burke-Dain. Oh, and Cody Hudson for the inspiration for the “Uuh” piece.
A little change of pace for me on this one but I couldn’t be happier with the result. Anorak is the coolest kids magazine on earth. And I was lucky enough to be asked to do three spreads for their newest issue on the theme of Words. I’ve wanted to do work for a childrens publication for a while and I am very grateful that the Anorak team asked me to contribute. Hooray!
Glasses Glasses, a very slick monthly online publication, ask me to do an illustration for their third issue themed His & Hers. See the story that corresponds in the Fiction section of the mag called Making Chit-Chat.
Eric Ellis and I put our heads together and have decided to start a new blog to showcase our day-to-day scribbles called Margin Detail. Pictured above is a couple logotypes I drew up for the occasion along with a combination of both of our doodles for the background pattern.
The Rest of The Post Family and I had the pleasure of going up to Hamilton Wood Type Museum to help prepare for their 10 year anniversary celebration on Memorial Day weekend 2009. Along with helping them catalog some of their new donations, I printed a couple beauties. Both Rad and Respect are available at The Post Family store. Both are very small runs so get them while they are hot!
Keep your eyes open for the new Blanket Magazine coming out some time in June… I think. I contributed to the Pass It On Project where 6 different artists do 1 piece of work! It was a blast.
I’m Rep’ed yo! Thanks to the Illustration Corporation crew for inviting me to the team. To see a more curated portfolio of work please check out my portfolio on the Illo Corp site.