Illustration

Digital Happiness

Illustration for Bite Communications' media event 'PlayBite.' The theme in 2007 was "digital happiness." Created while an employee of Bite.

Client: Bite Communications

The End of an Era

A poster for a 2009 holiday party for some technology journalists in the San Francisco Bay area. This version was 16 x 24 inches.

Client: Bite Communications and AMD

Rabbit Fever Poster

A 27 x 40 inch poster I designed and illustrated for a documentary film about the world of competitive rabbit shows. More info can be found at www.rabbitfever.com

Client: Amy Do, Director of Rabbit Fever

NaNoWriMo Poster

The 2008 poster for National Novel Writing Month. Printed version is 19 x 25 inches. I believe the Letters and Light folks are still selling prints in their store.

Client: The Office of Letters and Light

Portland Zine Symposium Poster

Poster design and illustration for the 10th Annual Portland Zine Symposium. The designated theme for 2010 was "zine arcade." It wasn't chosen as the official poster but I believe was used in the program collateral somewhere.

Client: Portland Zine Symposium

Let's Get Personal Poster

Poster design and illustration for Bite Communications' PlayBite event. The theme for 2006 was "Let’s Get Personal." Created while an employee of Bite.

Client: Bite Communications

This American Life T-shirt

The T-shirt design for the public radio program, This American Life. It was the winning design for a contest that was held in the summer of 2008. Support the show and buy a shirt at the official TAL store. I hope you do. They tell great and inspiring stories.

Client: This American Life

Impossible! T-shirt

T-shirt graphic for a comic anthology called Impossible!

Client: Impossible!

Impossible Book Cover

Illustration and design for book cover spread of Impossible, issue #3.

Client: Impossible!

The Miniature Pocket Guide to SF Cover

Cover illustration and title design for a 96-page guidebook to San Francisco. Also designed the interior pages and many, many maps. Self-published and conceived with my friend and co-editor, Lark Pien. We also had many other generous artists and writers contribute. All copies sold out long ago.

Client: Self

Okay

Roasting Milk-Bones® on an open fire. Part of a series of prints involving animals and non sequitur statements I made in 2008-2009.

Client: Self

Tasty Tater Tots

Skate or fly. Part of a series of prints involving animals and non sequitur statements I made in 2008-2009.

Client: Self

I Just Work Here

Don't look at me, I'm just an employee. Part of a series of prints involving animals and non sequitur statements I made in 2008-2009.

Client: Self

Wear a Sweater

Sometimes it gets cold when flying through the air on a cruiser. Part of a series of prints involving animals and non sequitur statements I made in 2008-2009.

Client: Self

Bonjour

This squirrel enjoys avante garde cinema and feelings of ennui. Part of a series of prints involving animals and non sequitur statements I made in 2008-2009.

Client: Self

Yes

A turtle on roller skates? Wearing a pink helmet and goggles? You know the answer. Part of a series of prints involving animals and non sequitur statements I made in 2008-2009.

Client: Self

Bite T-Shirt

T-shirt design and illustration for Bite Communications. At the time, the motto of the company was "fearless and boundless" and NY and SF were the only two offices in the U.S. Created while an employee of Bite.

Client: Bite Communications

Sun vs IBM

A graphic for Sun Microsystems that compared its energy-efficient blade servers to the server technology offered by IBM. I believe it was sent to various folks in the media around Earth Day 2006. Created while an employee of Bite Communications.

Client: Sun Microsystems

Sun Postcard

The front illustration and design for a postcard invitation to Sun Microsystems' quarterly Network Computing product launch event in 2005. Done while an employee of Bite Communications.

Client: Sun Microsystems

Fruit Pals

Fan art for my friend, Minty Lewis, the author and creator of the comic series, P.S. Comics. Many of her stories revolve around the trials and tribulations of apples, pears, bananas and kumquats.

Client: Self