

ok, so this was supposed to be névé,
as in: glacial ice formation.
(because the motor runs cool)
but then they changed it, because they thought it sounded too Frenchy, and they wanted something that was obviously: more Germanic. Which worked with the graphic linguistic semantic and monetary assignation.
I didn’t put it on the wheel.
So: fine.
(the TMs were [...]

For KLD Energy. Unlikely to be anything. Good work. Otherwise worthless.
Also did equally pointless work for their promising scooter.
Did I mention that I also did their name and logo for the motor technology itself? And the ‘drive simple?’
(Minus the TMs. Those are pointless obstructions.)
Probably not. That’ll have to come, too.
Oh, yeah. This is one week’s [...]

or: adventures in helvetica, lines, deserts and de-icing, sculpture and signage.
sixteen photos.
2003-2008

So this thing suctioncups onto your shower wall, right? And it beeps to tell you that it’s time to do a self-exam, or visit a doctor. It’s supposed to be a product to tell you when to do breast exams, and when to have doctor-administered breast exams.
I named the product, helped figure out the color [...]

Company identity, logo, business cards, product identity and name, graphics package, whole shebang.

Identity, website layout, product graphics, photo retouching, and packaging design for Das Keyboard.

Album covers. Photos. Type. All of that.
Boldy delicate. Complexly simple.
Good friends.

Holiday card made from M3 logos and a photo of the studio, and an open house invitation graphic, also made from a photo of the studio. Late 2005, early 2006.

Print advertisement for Commondreams.org, for the Bioneers conference, 2007. My photo, my typography, their quote, their logo.

Invited by Michael Hsu Design Office to submit a proposal for the indentity and graphic package for a new restaurant in Austin, with two nights to do it. The response from owners James and Cristina Holmes was two words: “nailed it.” I designed their business cards, daily-printed menu system and illustrated the menus themselves, and [...]