There’s no such thing as downtime in my design life. For 25 years, I’ve created everything from magazines to websites to trade and mass-market books to artist’s books. And, above all, there’s branding. Putting the public face on an arts organization is something that hits me where I live, because brand identity, like type design, is about voice. Giving a company its voice. And there’s so much to say.
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Nuclear War and You is an Artist's Book parodying the condescending, consumerist Civil Defense pamphlets of the Cold War era. It is in the library collection of SFMOMA.
The Mt Diablo Region YMCA was a devoted client for years. Together we produced many, many fun and engaging publications to market their programs.
For many years, I produced websites for various clients and markets, including UC Hastings Law School, the California Department of Justice, and SFMOMA.
Botanica Nova is an Artist's Book—a herbarium for plants that remedy the ills of a cruel, cruel world. It is in the library collection of SFMOMA.
For many, many years, I produced retail hospitality publications for the East Bay and Wine Country markets at Diablo Publications in Walnut Creek.
A Little Perspective is a series of artist's books about scale and humility. Each book physically represents a span of time, 1. Lifespan = life on Earth; 2. Ages of Man = the anthropocene era; 3. Time of My Life = my first 30 years.
For many, many years, I produced retail magazines for the healthcare, lifestyle, and sports industries at Diablo Publications in Walnut Creek.