Prints
It's been a busy fall and winter, here are a few prints I've been cranking out. Stay warm! see more
Book City Jackets is a small company in Brooklyn making updated versions of the classic paper bag book cover. I am excited to be involved in their second series of artist editions see details
Summer has finally arrived and that means poster making and show going. Here is a pair of recent show posters I made read and see more
2008's holiday card was printed digitally, but handmade in many other ways; including 9 individual die-cuts, 3 rounded corners and each card has a different hand drawn bird on the inside. Do the math, that is 750 individual endevors to make these cards more personal and genuine and hand made, to make up for the fact that I didnt silkscreen them this year. see details
A compulsive drawing of roses converted into a letterpress print. see details
In homage to all the cups of coffee that have carried me through the past few months, here is a letterpress wood type poster see details
Letterpress wood type broadside! Inspired by the words and music of my good friends Paint It Black. Get to know them if you don't already see details
Yet another letterpress wood type broadside! Big wood type! Insane fun! see details
Graphic letterpress print created for the slackers of the world...united take over see details
Dreaming and hoping for warmer weather, I have been missing New York. This is a broadside I printed at Uarts in homage to those great summer bike rides back in Brookyn. see details
Rejouissance are awesome dudes and an amazing band from Brooklyn who asked me to do some art for them. see the posters
For the swooning, here is a letterpress heart print I did at Uarts in the fall see more
This year's holiday card is again an edition of 50 two color silkscreen cards. The drawing was initially a doodle on a post-it note at work, which has now made it all the way from Brooklyn to Melbourne via friend's mailboxes see more
This is a letterpress print of a quote from one of the greatest books of all time, Watership Down. It is combined lead type and an old etching I made into a polymer plate illustration printed with a vandercook press. I'll have a few of these as well as other prints from my latest editions for sale soon, eventually up here but for now either write to me or see me at the ABC No Rio Benefit Art Sale in the L.E.S. in New York December 8th or the Punk Rock Flea Market in Philly December 16th at the Starlight Ballroom, 10 am to 5pm see the the rabbits
I am currently taking a letterpress course at the University of the Arts in Philly. It's incredibly exciting to be handling lead type and I'm enjoying the meticulous and historic practice of this art. This is a Sugar skull print from a polymer plate, printed on a vandercook press. see the rest
The first print from the Uarts letterpress class set in 30 pt Caslon Roman lead type with three 36 point ornaments see details...
It was my honor to do a drawing and set of prints for Little Nine Heaven for a kung fu seminar. Each student was given a shirt and the eldest kung fu brothers were presented with a limited poster, numbered in an edition through ten. see more...
I love old things and tradition; typography, printmaking and beautiful old mechanics, so letterpress was something I have started to explore. These were printed at the center for book arts in nyc with wooden type. see more
This is a show poster I drew and silkscreened in a basement in suburban Philly. Printed in a limited edition of 15. The show itself was in a basement in the esteemed D.I.Y. Veggieplex theatre in West Philadelphia. Have a listen to the bands The Nojons, Off Minor, Amateur Party, and Monolith they are all really great friends of mine and awesome bands, I was really excited about making posters for the show. see more
An edition of 50 two color silkscreen cards made with the help from my awesome friend Damian in a freezing greenpoint studio in early December 06. I painstakingly hand drew special type on the back of each one of these to send out to friends and family for holiday greetings. see more
Acetone transfers of roadkill photographs taken on roads from Pennsylvania all the way to New Zealand. I really have to thank anyone that was in a car with me during the time I was taking all these photos, especially my friend Colin who did a lot of the pulling over when we drove past any of these poor creatures. see more