Flying Lotus Type

First of all, if you don't know who Flying Lotus is, I strongly suggest you crawl out from the rock you've been living under and march to your nearest record store immediately to pick up a copy of "Cosmogramma".  One of my favorite musical acts of the past few years, Flylo is an LA-based producer who makes hip-hop and jazz infused beats that make you feel like your brain is falling apart, in a good way.
I worked up a couple designs for him in response to a tweet about seeking t-shirt designs-- these aren't commissioned, just a chance for me to reach out as a fan of the music and flex my creative muscles in the process.  I haven't done any hand-drawn typography for a while now so this was a good opportunity for that as well.  The designs are basically created from black and white pen drawings that I scan in and color in Illustrator.

Enjoy!

Free Fridayz

My drawing is currently gracing the homepage of one of my all-time favorite websites, Fecal Face.com.

I have wanted to enter their weekly art contest for many moons, and the lovely holiday break provided me with just enough time to whip something up.  WORD UP!!

Vote for my submission here.

Sleep

If you like poetry, check it out.  This is the digital version of a series of 20 small books I made for class.  Compilation of 6 poems. Enjoy.

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*edit: this d/l doesn't seem to work for google chrome, try safari or firefox.

Creepy steez

"All Summer in a Day" based on the short story, shout out to my dog Ray Bradbury.

Pen and watercolor on Arches, 8 x 11"

Ill post the rest of the new stuff soon, there's more.

I hate you, Garbage man

"loud as f*ck" -- tees soon

Im bored

Illustrations for Watershed Journal.. guess we'll see bout that. Watercolor and pen is my new thing.

Nineteen Something

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Absolut Blackout

Ink, paper, 9 x 12"

RISD Expose 2010

I will be teaming up again this year with the wonderful 19 Something print studio to create a limited series of shirts that will be available for sale at the 2nd annual RISD Expose.

The design is inspired by Providence, Rhode Island's nautical past, and will be printed on a variety of shirt colors.  This tee is a larger undertaking than anything I have done in the past, as it utilizes three colors and a very tight registration system.  I am also experimenting with different types of ink and printing methods.  Check out a little sneak peek of the design below, and stay tuned for production photos on the 19 Something blog in the near future.