Julia and I tied the knot August 21, 2010. We had a small ceremony on a farm on top of Sand Mountain, GA. Julia is from France and I'm from Tennessee. We decided to use this as a jumping off point for designing our wedding. The typography was inspired by looking at tons of old French signs and ads. The photos of the wedding were done by the wonderfully talented Heidi Geldhauser, and the Smilebooth by Our Labor of Love.

When Julia and I got married we used our wedding as an opportunity to combine our respective talents. She did the photography and editing and I carved giant numbers out of foam board and typeset this save the date.

Julia is a very talented photographer, btw. You can view her site here. She also works with a wonderful company called Our Labor of Love. Check out some of Julia's photography for them here. She also works with a wonderful company called here.

One of my favorite bands and some of my favorite people, How I Became the Bomb, commissioned me to make their tour poster for the summer. For those of you that haven't had the pleasure of of listening to them, you've been missing out. They make weird, perfect synth pop. They like science fiction and freemasonry. They have a velvet painting of a devil smoking a cigarette on the toilet in their house. They're awesome. Listen to them here and look out for a tour this summer.

A few years back Tubatomic was looking for a quick and simple way of showcasing images for personal websites. The idea was to show off giant images, without navigation, in a click through gallery. They couldn't find one, so they made their own. The result is Revolver, a fast image rotation system.

Jump ahead a few years and the guys decided it was time to offer more options for Revolver, in the form of pre-designed templates that people could use for presentations or as a background for a vacation gallery for instance. These are some comps that I came up with.

I love the challenge of creating a mark. From the discovery process, through trial and error, to the final mark. I’m really drawn to simple solutions, but each new job always presents a set of unique challenges. I’ve included a pretty wide variety of examples from type treatments to illustration.