T-shirt design in collaboration with art director John Clifford for Jetty's umcoming spring clothing line. Jetty is a surf and skate shop located in Little Egg, New Jersey, but they have been quickly taking over the East Coast-- from Maine all the way down to Florida. [www.JettyLife.com]








At its core, Jetty is a ultimately a lifestyle brand with a do-it and make-yourself philosophy. The spring line is focused around a hand-done uniqueness, imperfection and a certain quirkiness that is mirrored in their surfers, skaters, and customers.

Happy Socks is a fairly new company based in Stockholm, Sweden. Their mission is to bring a little fun and unexpected extra style into the workplace. To promote them, I created a nice, clean poster in Adobe Illustrator. The socks illustrated are ones they actually sell (and some I actually own)! [www.HappySocks.com]

Update: They saw this via Twitter and loved it. Mission accomplished.

What started out as a simple 'thank you' poster for a friend working at a phonebook company quickly escalated into an entire typeface. It was easy enough-- using the standard sized pages and limiting it to merely folding and cutting to make each letter. Once that was completed, it was vectored into something a bit flatter and more readable.

Roomsurf uses a tailored questionnaire to match incoming college freshmen with potential roommates, much like E-Harmony. Their success rate is alarming-- boasting over 200k users, as well as universities that recommend them to their newest students. [www.Roomsurf.com]

They first launched in 2010 and had asked for a fresher look that matched their already-existing website. The new logo is set in Gotham Book for a clean feel, paired with a bolder set of initials in BaseTwelve-Serif.

Featured in the University of Delaware Art Catalog (2011)







Published photos for the Loki Clan Wolf Refuge in Chatham, New Hampshire that were used to raise awareness and increase donations.





It was said once that the best camera you have is the one with you-- so when I can't have my DSLR with me, I shoot with Instagram. Here's a glimpse at some memorable moments during my everyday life: