Monday, March 14, 2011

NEW SIGN


Painted this one for the new HUF warehouse in the City of Angels.

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

HUF SF Fall 2010





















New Shirts For HUF. Hand Lettered / Hand Painted as per usual. The quality of the printing on these shirts is tops! Cop one over Here-

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Color Magazine 8.1 Guest Typographer

Very honored to contribute as a Guest Typographer. Thanks Dudes!

Matt Kosoy PhotoOur Glass article about artists living in Vancouver, AKA the city of glass


Toronto's Burgeoning Underground Music Scene
Used some tiny graphite fadey one strokes throughout the mag.

Article about skateboarding and the Olympics. They asked to reproduce my bank painting, as well as some spot illustrations. It's a great article about the exploitation of skateboarding and the skate-able infrastructure that is built for Olympic events. All the photo's contained in this article are of people skating Olympic plazas worldwide. Bump.





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Sunday, November 29, 2009

AWESOME DUDES!


This is an A-frame I recently painted for Awesome Dudes Printing, a rad screen printing shop in Philadelphia . These signs are enamel and built to last decades- so drop me a line if you or your business needs a sign.

Friday, November 6, 2009

Purgatory Pie Press

Searching through there drawers of type led me to this typeface.


Sketching.
Watercolour and ink.The bottom polymer plate was "engraved" from a hand drawn negative that i rendered, and printed in a light yellowish oil.



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I just finished an edition with Purgatory Pie Press. Edition of 52- made of one uppercase, and one lowercase "lettered" editions, printed on Rives de Lin, three colors. 14" x 18" signed on the reverse.
Come see it this weekend at- the EAB
Purgatory Pie Press- Table #43

Monday, August 17, 2009

Gems

For the past three years I have been doing conservation framing to pay the bills. From time to time some nice things pass through my hands and keep me inspired.

Backsides of Tibetan Thangkas (c. 16th century)


Frontside of Thangka






The prettiest script happens to be the hardest to read.

New York City Update






in and around town.....