Been busy moving from coast to coast. Working on application icons, t-shirts, CD layouts, and everything in between. Stay tuned for the first piece of Patron Brand Design merchandise. Part of a series of shirts that we’re going to be calling “Mixed Messages”.
Busy, busy.
February 16, 2009White Whale – Holiday mail-out
December 10, 2008We scrapped Ryder Claus. I set-up and shot this image yesterday. It’s tough as hell to get milk to act the way you want it to, let me tell you, but I’m so pleased with the final product. This is going out to a slew of pals and compadres of the label, directing them to download the phenomenal White Whale Holiday Sampler. Ho. Ho. Rad.
White Whale Christmas
December 8, 2008I’ve been dreaming of a White Whale Christmas as of late. Head honcho Havdale’s got me working on their holiday mail-out, and while I can’t show the finished product, here’s something that made me laugh ’till my v8 Splash nearly came out my left nostril.
Culture Reject – US Tour Banner
December 4, 2008White Whale asked me to put together a tour poster and corresponding banner for Culture Reject’s upcoming US tour. Culture Reject (aka Michael O’Connell) writes some of the most brilliant yet stark pop masterpieces I’ve ever heard – thought I’d try my darndest to reflect that. Pick up the self-titled debut from Zunior.com if you’ve yet to hear it.
Monolith Music Festival – Denver
November 17, 2008Get Weld – Newmarket
November 17, 2008Canadians for Obama
November 17, 2008Silver Jews – Indianapolis
November 17, 2008Boy, did I ever have fun with this one. The Silver Jews only recently started touring after being around for years and years. For their stop in Indianapolis, I thought I’d make it special with an interactive poster. The pieces of this print can be cut out and formed into an actual dreidel. Apparently it doesn’t work. But man, how awesome would it be if it did?
Protest The Hero – Ottawa
November 17, 2008Way back I mentioned birds are the new hands are the new black. This is poster holds two of the three. I’m in the process of getting these screened with some sweet, sweet metallic silver ink. I’m not usually into heavier bands, but Protest does it for me and brings me to a place where I attach flags to exposed bone. Nice.