posted: August 24, 2010

The Signs of the Zodiac, for Glamour magazine's new iPad app.
Fun little gig, especially since I don't exactly buy into any of that astrology stuff, so it becomes purely about the imagery.
And proved to be a tad tricky, as those images are quite different and it's
a bit of a challenge to find a cohesive look that goes with symbols as varied
as a lion and a bow...
And no, the magenta wasn't my idea ;)

posted: August 4, 2010

Here's a quick one for today's NYTimes Travel section.
The article is about airlines tacking on fees to pretty much everything
one could possibly contemplate doing/ having to do before or during a flight, from cancellations/ ticket changes to carry-on fees to charging for peanuts (there's a joke here somewhere...) to lord knows what else.
Apparently there are plans to charge for using the airplane bathrooms as well...
Happy travels!

posted: July 14, 2010

A few months ago I was asked by (Grammy award winning) singer/songwriter Shelby Lynne to create a personal crest for her. She had seen the one I designed for myself on the opening page of my website and wanted something along those lines.
It is supposed to represent her as a person, not just the musician, so she gave me quite a few aspects of her life to incorporate/represent, such as femininity, strength, persistance, struggle, music (of course) etc. And a few recreational preferences snuck in as well...
Quite a few things to fashion into a somewhat cohesive whole...but hey, who doesn't like a challenge?
This is being used on the new album, Tears, Lies and Alibis (which I can highly recommend, btw!) as well as on various merchandise items.
They are touring the States right now, dates at http://www.shelbylynne.com .
They put on a great show, so go see them if you can...
And here two more variations of the same thing, being used on tour shirts:

posted: June 22, 2010

For Golf Digest, this one's about great golfing near some of the busiest airports in the world. Did anyone know what those dudes with the funny orange sticks are called? Me neither, apparently it's "ramp agents". Makes searching for images a lot easier...

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