Just a quick note, my WINNER HARBOR shirt is available for purchase ($20) via More Collective’s online store now, but it will not be reprinted, so if you’d like to own a tshirt with Willie’s arms on it, now is (most likely) your only chance! The shirts are American Apparel and the printing is super light so they are extremely comfortable!

Just a quick note, my WINNER HARBOR shirt is available for purchase ($20) via More Collective’s online store now, but it will not be reprinted, so if you’d like to own a tshirt with Willie’s arms on it, now is (most likely) your only chance!

The shirts are American Apparel and the printing is super light so they are extremely comfortable!

business card variant it’s back to school time, and i found this awesome pencil stamp tonight. it feels appropriate for a number of reasons including “it’s a pencil, duh,” and “i’m a nice guy.”  older variants: here

business card variant

it’s back to school time, and i found this awesome pencil stamp tonight. it feels appropriate for a number of reasons including “it’s a pencil, duh,” and “i’m a nice guy.” 

older variants: here

Also by Tony Venne, this exhibition for Taste, his MFA thesis work. I saw this last year, and have one of the zines shown in the display at home… somewhere. Really clean work.

Also by Tony Venne, this exhibition for Taste, his MFA thesis work. I saw this last year, and have one of the zines shown in the display at home… somewhere. Really clean work.

I love this piece for the Walters Art Museum by Tony Venne! Simple, to the point, and well done.

I love this piece for the Walters Art Museum by Tony Venne! Simple, to the point, and well done.

(via baubauhaus) I don’t know Jen Mussari personally, but I first saw her art via her involvement in More Collective, and it’s great! It’s exciting to see her work floating around the internet! Plus, I do have a soft spot for pencils ;)

(via baubauhaus)

I don’t know Jen Mussari personally, but I first saw her art via her involvement in More Collective, and it’s great! It’s exciting to see her work floating around the internet! Plus, I do have a soft spot for pencils ;)

krisatomic: Space 150 v25 Business Cards «  Beast Pieces I’ve been excited to reblog this all afternoon, the detail is just so cool! Printing the edges is clever, and a tasteful-not-tacky gradient is sometimes hard to come by. This design by Evan Nagan is the 25th in a long line of Space 150 rebranding projects. Space 150 re-brands entirely every 150 days. It’s a challenging and interesting concept. Click-through to see more of this design and see related posts with more of Space 150’s past designs.

krisatomic:

Space 150 v25 Business Cards «  Beast Pieces

I’ve been excited to reblog this all afternoon, the detail is just so cool! Printing the edges is clever, and a tasteful-not-tacky gradient is sometimes hard to come by. This design by Evan Nagan is the 25th in a long line of Space 150 rebranding projects. Space 150 re-brands entirely every 150 days. It’s a challenging and interesting concept. Click-through to see more of this design and see related posts with more of Space 150’s past designs.

I’m moving to a new house, and finding all kinds of old surprises in the process… Here’s a “selected works” poster from 2007 that I submitted for inclusion in Visual Aid, a student art showcase at UMBC organized by commonvision, UMBC Print & Copy Center. (This was before I joined the staff in 2008). The poster features snapshots of various print, web, and identity work I had done up until that point.

I’m moving to a new house, and finding all kinds of old surprises in the process…

Here’s a “selected works” poster from 2007 that I submitted for inclusion in Visual Aid, a student art showcase at UMBC organized by commonvision, UMBC Print & Copy Center. (This was before I joined the staff in 2008).

The poster features snapshots of various print, web, and identity work I had done up until that point.

Willie / The Winner Harbor Recognize those arms? ;)

Willie / The Winner Harbor

Recognize those arms? ;)

I found these old drawings I did three or so years ago when I was working on some t-shirt designs for the band “All Time Low.” The designs never went anywhere, but the camera illustrations ended up on a “TIGER, TIGER” t-shirt, and I later used the drawn wood treatment on the Fall 2008 Service Hours sign for UMBC’s student union building.

I found these old drawings I did three or so years ago when I was working on some t-shirt designs for the band “All Time Low.” The designs never went anywhere, but the camera illustrations ended up on a “TIGER, TIGER” t-shirt, and I later used the drawn wood treatment on the Fall 2008 Service Hours sign for UMBC’s student union building.

Neon Indian poster, 4 colour print, by Christopher Muccioli. I saw some early variations of this design as it was coming along, and loved it from the start, but the details in the printed piece, like the shiny silver ink in the background, really make it absolutely perfect. Chris is a really talented designer and illustrator, and he definitely knows his way around a screen press! He has a few prints of this design, and a couple others, available online here, and you can also follow him on tumblr.

Neon Indian poster, 4 colour print, by Christopher Muccioli.

I saw some early variations of this design as it was coming along, and loved it from the start, but the details in the printed piece, like the shiny silver ink in the background, really make it absolutely perfect. Chris is a really talented designer and illustrator, and he definitely knows his way around a screen press!

He has a few prints of this design, and a couple others, available online here, and you can also follow him on tumblr.

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