Theatrical poster for MIIB.

Website for San Francisco photographer John Mullin.

My new shirt for Tokyo Art Beat is now available in their shop. The elusive custom green and pink colorway pictured above is available only at Beams T in Japan.

Shirt graphics for Tokyo Art Beat‘s apparel line. Inspired by the work of world citizen and polymath designer/thinker R. Buckminster Fuller, a blueprint for a modular life in Tokyo. Sardonic commentary on VJ culture, hotspots, where to eat, and critiques of Tokyo visual culture included. Pink and green colorway is available only at Beams T.

Copious amounts of new projects for print and web added in to the appropriate sections on here, as well as some older pieces that haven’t been made public as of yet.

Website for Rap-Up magazine. Includes customizable background themes, full Facebook/MySpace/Twitter integration, video blogs, blogs, photogalleries, branded video player channel, streaming audio channel, and loads more. See the website here.

Website launched for Tokyo-based WIFM Magazine, a bilingual publication that targets the most discerning of Tokyo’s populace. WIFM is published quarterly.

Self-promotional card featuring an English-to-Japanese katakana/hiragana syllabary chart.

Promotional card for Pinball Publishing, my very favorite print shop in Portland, Oregon. Printed using two fluorescent Pantone soy inks on post-consumer recycled card stock.

Packaging for Pause Original Blend Tea, a limited edition tea packaging concept by Cafe Pause in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.