I finally put something pretty up on my eponymous domain name. I’ve also started posting bits of design work on Dribbble, for those of you who are also a-dribbblin’.
earlier today, I blogged about Lavanderia, a new font by James T. Edmondson inspired by laundromats in the Mission. James was pretty stoked, so he sent me this nice hand-drawn thank you note.
a few months ago, I found what appeared to be a teenage version of Mike Chino on an early-2000s YM magazine clipping in my sister’s room at home; keep in mind that I’ve known Mike for less than a year. I never posted it because at the time I wasn’t sure it was actually him (and it totally was, so even weirder). but Lizzy reminded me of it yesterday, so here it is for all Internet posterity!
and a logo-in-progress for Panique, the San Francisco gypsy jazz quartet. trading work for guitar lessons.
drew some trash cans that didn’t end up getting used, but I’m still quite fond of them.
also, while making that flyer, I learned about the printer’s fist. also known as an index, manicule, bishop’s fist, digit, mutton-fist, signe d’indication, or my favorite: pointing hand.
this is a Vulcan’s fist. I made it for you.
I designed this flyer for a party that the Yardsale guys are throwing at my favorite bar. you should come!
the storefront at 876 Valencia belongs to an architect who loves tiny awesome things
