I will be in San Jose, California for the Scion Installation tour stop there at Anno Domini. The opening is on June 5th and goes from 8PM to 12AM. If you are remotely near the Bay Area, come on down!
Other artists who will have work on display include luminaries like Dave Choe, Souther Salazar, Jeff Soto, Kofie One, Usugrow, and Eye One.

Now out: In Search of the Lost Taste, a vegan cookbook by Joshua Ploeg. I art-directed and designed this half-recipes/half-adventure/sci-fi/fantasy novella with cover illustration by comic maestro Aaron Renier and interior illustrations by the mighty overlord Nate Beaty.

Joshua was the singer of some of the best West Coast weirdo hardcore bands around including Mukilteo Fairies and Behead the Prophet No Lord Shall Live and is a an amazing itinerant vegan chef.

More as soon as I get some in my greedy little hands… the book is available via the publisher, Microcosm.

The PDX Film Fest is an annual celebration of experimental and documentary cinema in its eighth year. Pinball did a rad job of printing the usual selection of  promotional materials I designed for the 2009 festival.

The line up features:
– a 100% recycled scout book with a chipboard exterior and 32 blank interior pages, printed in a Hot Pink Pantone soy ink.
– a program booklet with a Classic Crest 80# cover printed in a stunning combination of Turquoise and Hot Orange Pantone soy ink, and an interior of Quinault 70# Text.
– a 3-color poster on Environment 100# Text, printed in Hot Pink, Hot Orange and Turquoise Pantone soy ink.
– filmmaker passes and tickets printed in Hot Pink Pantone soy ink on chipboard. 

I just finished up the festival intro animation bumper with Trevor Sias- 3D ambient sickness which I will post here after the Fest is underway.

I also designed a tote bag for this year’s Fest in lieu of the usual tee shirts. Photos once I get samples in hand.

Check out the Film Fest’s offerings May 6-10 at the Clinton Street Theater and Gallery Homeland!

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.