About a year ago, some friends of mine put together the comprehensive Portland Pinball Map —a list of pretty much every machine, their condition, and location in the bars and restaurants of Portland, OR. Then, a couple weeks ago I got the call and heard the talented Isaac Ruiz was making an iPhone app for. I watched the Sesame Street pinball counting number about 12 times and went to work.
shown at actual pixel size, so it’s much bigger than an actual iphone
I just finished these illustrations and type treatments for the 2010 SIGG Catalog. Well. I like them quite a bit. It was an interesting chance to work with a 100+ year old brand and push the existing brand standards beyond the norm. Client work for Duncan/Channon.
One for a photographer. One for a Hot Dog stand. Both with small budgets. Still, I’m into them… oh and the first one’s for a piece of excersize equipment that was ultimately killed. Meh.
Here’s some Paper Type Nonsense. For no good reason. but a placeholder for a few really great/fun projects to come…
A campaign of posters commissioned by Plan: Norway. The text reads:
In many places girls are seen as less worth than boys. They have less education, less food, are often forced marriage at a young age, gender dismembered and raped. Where children have it bad girls have it worst.
This is in strong contrast to who contributes the most later in life. By helping a girl she will only use 10% of what she earns for herself. The rest she will share with family and community. Boys, however, use 60-70% themselves. This is fact, and one of the reasons why we in the Plan through many years, has had extra focus on girls. Plan takes no political or religious positions and jobs for children’s rights, but in many countries it seems that they have forgotten that girls are children. Children that is profitable to focus on. Go into plan-norge.no and find out more about why girls are worth more than boys!
I recently finished this old-tymie logo for a new start-up in Minneapolis, Petersons Pedicabs. They’ve got a great crew of riders and are offering a nice way to explore the city. I did the type and layout. Illustration by the wildly talented Lukas Ketnar.
This was a super fun project I did with Nemo and Jeff Bartel.
While waiting for client feedback this week, I refashioned a logo for myself. And then I applied the unlogo type treatment from this site’s header into another card.
And then I had some business cards printed by my lovely friends at Seizure Palace Screen Printing with silver ink on thick Muscletone® stock.
