Archive for the ‘Photo’ Category

March 22nd, 2009

I Sing The Body Electric

A little zine of I Sing The Body Electric made comparing Walt Whitman’s original 1855 version with the 1891-92 version a la type treatments. I also created a custom typeface based on Akzidenz Grotesque. download it here or email me and we’ll trade a real copy via mail.

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January 20th, 2009

Does The World Need Another Typface Made of Slime?

The resounding answer: YES. And you can download it here.

August 7th, 2008

Oh Jeez!

Zine collecting various drawings some for Spore some for other things. Some while watching Lost. The cover features some wall art I made with cardboard and masking tape.

January 12th, 2008

Coney Island Typography

My friend Scott and I went out to Coney Island the other day. It was really really cold. I think there’s more glass than sand on that beach and I can’t imagine anyone actually hanging out swimming in the summer. We got our obligatory hotdogs from Nathans and I took a lot of pictures of all the gorgeous typographical work soon to be bulldozed over by condos…

August 27th, 2007

Nike Love Winter

An older piece. I developed two custom typefaces and the illustrations for this Nike Campaign in Japan. I worked with Josh Berger of Plazm on the project.


October 20th, 2006

Nike Design Innovations

Three times a year Nike markets 10 upcoming shoes to east Asian retailers. Because not all of the countries get all of the shoes, the packets need to fit into a binder so that they can be switched in or out. For Design Innovations ‘07, we needed to come up with a new approach with both the layout and the photo treatment. I thought it would be interesting to see the shoes surrounded by props in front of a projected image of a track, a basketball court, or fi eld. I was able to have a lot of creative control over this project. This was a great learning opportunity as the layout and even key elements of the design were changed several times mid-course due to budget revisions and top-level client decisions.