Ikea bookends

I have been looking for some fancy bookends for a while now. Something mid-century and/or cast iron. I finally gave up and bought these from Ikea.

I did a little custom paint job, and here is how it turned out:

Definitely not the cast iron work of art I was originally searching for, but it works, and for a fraction of the cost.

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photobooths

Last week, some of the guys at work recommissioned some old computer kiosks as photobooths. Every year, at least for the last few years, at Mariners we do free family photos on Mother’s Day. This year we decided to go the trendy “photobooth” route. It turned out quite well. I got to come up with a quick design to cover the front. Here are a couple images of said design:

 

 

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Here’s to Bakersfield

Designer and illustrator Adrian Walsh started a little deal called The Everywhere Project. The Everywhere Project is a collaborative design project that pays tribute to the classic folk song “I’ve Been Everywhere” (made popular by Johnny Cash and Hank Snow, among others). A different designer is invited to create a unique luggage label for every place mentioned in the song. I had the privilege of designing for Bakersfield. You can see my work here. There are a ton of other great designs to check out, and many more to come.

Here are just a few of my favs:

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rejected work

Here’s some lettering work I did for a project that never saw the light of day. It’s not recent work, but I still kind of like it.

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Infographic

I recently completed an infographic for World Vision. I was honored to work with an organization that does such great stuff. This piece was designed to communicate the difference between drought, food crisis and famine, some statistics, and what World Vision is doing to make an impact. Here are a couple detail screenshots:

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graphic finds

I often find myself in antique stores, and the occasional antique flea market. I love finding great examples of old graphic design. Here are some photos…

 

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