Identity, website, and package design for my record label, Mold Recordings. The first record released is a 7″ of the song “Day Ditty”, recorded by Craig Wedren (Shudder to Think) & E#Vax (Ratatat). A music video for the release can be seen here.

Identity for MetaのTame, the Néojaponisme staff blog. The logo family consists of 100 variations on the hiragana “の” character, exploring it’s formal properties in the post-war period through today. Characters that formally connote modernity and retro aesthetics are utilized.

LP and CD design for Kind of Like Spitting‘s “Bridges Worth Burning” for Barsuk Records. Assorted promotional items such as tour shirts, buttons, and posters were designed, as well.

Apparel graphics for rock legends KISS. Commissioned by rock merchandising company Signatures Network. The apparel all utilizes a number of different printing processes including foils, water-based inks, Plastisol, flocking, and chemical distressing.

Apparel graphics for pop legend Lohn Lennon. Commissioned by rock merchandising company Signatures Network.

Identity design for John Millhauser Art Direction, a Los Angeles-based studio that provides photographic direction for publications, stage, and screen.

Screenprinted cover design for Oakland, CA zine Hot + Cold and a collaborative poster insert with John Darnielle of the Mountain Goats. In the collection of NYMOMA.

Logos for WKTokyoLab/EMI artist Hifana’s latest CD, “Connect”.

Design of Hifana’s music video, “Connect” for WKTokyoLab/EMI Virgin. See the music video here.

Comprehensive identity package for Grow: The Positioning Consultancy, an Oregon-based consultancy firm.  The identity package includes logo, type standards, a custom version of FF Meta with some more ornate characters, offset letterhead, envelopes, notepads, mailing labels, and business cards. I also developed a Flash website that details the ways in which Grow can help your business correctly position itself in your market. A small hardcover capabilities book entitled Never Compete rounds out the package.