X Marks the Spot
These postcards were created to advertise the opening of the X Marks the Spot show at the Helen Lindhurst Fine Arts Gallery. X Marks the Spot gathers type related works in other mediums, from black light ink to vomit.
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Typography | Published on January 27th, 2011
Dirty money
I hate the Jones’. Who decided that we had to keep up with them? Let them enjoy their fancy new Dodge Stratus and designer sconces. I for one, want to echo the words of the poet Notorious B.I.G. when he said, “Mo’ money, mo’ problems.”
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Printmaking | Published on January 26th, 2011
All our dreams…
Everything wears down eventually. That’s not to say it’s a bad thing. Decay is a gorgeous process marked by wonder and new discovery. Used objects show so much of the people that used them.
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Posters | Printmaking | Published on January 26th, 2011
Black Birch Root Beer
What if root beer were to be made with the same care as craft beer? Black Birch returns to the roots of the all-American beverage, with a strong punch of sassafrass and subtle sweetness of black birch sap.
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Identity | Packaging | Published on January 26th, 2011
Countdown
Numbers are amazing things. We trust them with so much information, but have you ever just looked at them? The shapes can be more intoxicating than the dollar sign people always want to precede them.
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Posters | Typography | Published on January 26th, 2011
Wake up.
Using a full 26-letter alphabet made of different sleeping positions, the poster warns of what life can become if we don’t take a step back every once in a while.
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Posters | Typography | Published on January 26th, 2011
Nomad
Travel has changed since the days of the vacation slideshow. No longer do we travel just to take home pictures and check destinations off of a list. We travel because we crave that authentic experience. Nomad speaks to that desire, providing immersive coverage of those places that don’t offer post cards.
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Magazine | Published on January 26th, 2011
Richard Meier
Most people can recognize Richard Meier’s style in an instant, from the persistant use of squares, bold but simple geometric forms, and that overwhelming white. With so much emotion already attached to his architecture, a poster needs to add precious little to the discussion. To that point, the architecture creates the grid of the poster. Its shapes define where all the other elements line up in space.
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Posters | Published on January 26th, 2011
Black Tea House
Your little sister can keep her cute little tea party. Black Tea House is here give real men a place to relax with tea and be proud of it. Black is about unwinding with the bold flavors and spices of tea, not cuddling up with a chamomile or fruit-infused blend.
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Identity | Published on January 26th, 2011
Pass the Can
Every year, around 600 volunteers set out amongst the 90,000 in attendance at the USC football Homecoming game.They pass cans down every single row in stadium to raise money for USC Troy Camp, an organization that helps mentor local children. These shirts identified all of the volunteers and helped start the discussion about the organization.
Clothing | Published on January 26th, 2011
Recent Work
White Rose
T-shirt
X Marks the Spot
Event invitation
Dirty money
Ink on “fake” money
