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Summer Double-Header

0 Comments Published August 3rd, 2006 in Design

A couple of new header images have been put into rotation. The first is the obviously more summery of the two. In the second one, a bus accidentally passed through a shot I was trying to get, but with a happy result.

Produce Stand, Los Angeles:

Bus Passing at Night, Los Angeles:

Read about the last headers I posted here.

My Cards, Arrived

6 Comments Published June 6th, 2006 in Design, Character
Hmm, so that’s what a thousand business cards looks like. Well, the top row is maybe 300 or so. There’s another row beneath it, with the other 700 packed in neatly. These arrived yesterday after much frustration with UPS. They should’ve been delivered on Friday, but the delivery guy got his panties in a bunch over the way the address was formatted and I had to jump through a couple hoops and then wait over the weekend and all day Monday. No big deal, but I think ordering from “Overnight Prints” had my instant-gratification gland working overtime. Anyway, they’re here now and I’m happy to have them. Professional quality! No more Kinko’s for me.
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The Commuters

5 Comments Published May 25th, 2006 in Design, Events
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Author Cheryl Klein will read from her newly published novel The Commuters, 7:30 this evening at Skylight Books (1818 N. Vermont Ave., Los Feliz) in Los Angeles. I completed the above cover design for the book (shown here in full wraparound, front cover illustration by Cheryl) in February of this year and have not yet seen the printed copy, so it will be exciting to see it tonight! Cheryl is quite the wordsmith and very dedicated to her craft. Just as her first novel The Commuters was in the process of being published, she finished up another one and I believe she may now be working on a third! Visit her blog Bread and Bread for well turned musings on the mundane.

My Card, Finished

2 Comments Published May 25th, 2006 in Design, Character
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Front…               …and back.

My Card . . .

2 Comments Published May 24th, 2006 in Design, Character
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A new business card design, possibly still in progress, based on Murray. I blocked out the phone number to protect the innocent. Check out the pinstripes on the left. They remind me of those old Pee-Chee folders. Remember?

New Cali Headers

5 Comments Published May 5th, 2006 in Design

I took down a few of the header images I was growing a little tired of and added a few new ones. These are from photos Jamie and I took on a recent trip “up north.” All three of these were shot on the same day. Round, round, get around, I get around, yeah…

It’s Tops Coffee, San Francisco:

The coast south of Carmel:

Henry Miller’s Typewriter at the Henry Miller Library, Big Sur:

Shannon McNally Tees

0 Comments Published February 27th, 2006 in Illustration, Design
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I designed this shirt for friend and singer-songwriter Shannon McNally last month. In case you’re not up on your bovine anatomy, the skeleton to the right is a North American Bison (aka, Buffalo). There’s definitely a Dia De Los Muertos element to this design, but the imagery really came out of trying to represent the concept of “North American Ghost Music,” a term Shannon has coined to describe her own music and as a response to the often clunky categorical attempts of music-reviewers and the like.
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I’m a Storyboard Artist and Illustrator currently in Los Angeles, where I live with my fiancée, three cats, and several colonies of ants. My earliest memory is as a three-year-old, drawing a picture. About three decades later, the picture is still being drawn. It’s one I never want to finish.


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