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Fly! takes off . . .
It’s officially official! I’m pleased to announce that Alfred A. Knopf, an imprint of Random House, is publishing my debut work as a children’s picture book author and illustrator. Fly! is the title,...
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2014 Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show Poster: Bike and Beer Festival
Just a brief mention of my latest bicycle related graphic, the 2014 Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show poster. I collaborated with local design wiz, Kelley Dodd, and the infamous Andy Newlands of Strawberry...
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Meet Frankenagency’s Monster
Meet Frankenagency’s Monster, a Beast Built to Handle Every Idiotic Client Demand! So begins Alfred Maskeroini’s article in AdWeek about “Frankenagency.” I had the pleasure (horror) to work with Steve...
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The Year of The Fly!
If you want to learn more about the steps in the development of the book, read Fly Takes Off, a blog entry I originally posted in April 2014.
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A Room Full of Flies
I spent Saturday morning in a room full of flies. Baby flies. Toddler flies. Little girl and little boy flies. And even a few mom and dad flies. The largest fly was 6 feet four inches. I am grateful to...
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La Grenouille (The Frog): The Evolution of a Collaboration
I first blogged about this bike in March 2014. Click here to read the post. StarMichael Bowman built up a great “randonneuresque” bike, modifying the frame and retrofitting vintage bits and pieces. I...
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A Muirandessi Randonneur
Here is another wonderful custom bike project. This time, I was able to work with an up and coming frame builder out of Eugene, Oregon. His name is Andrew Lu and his brand is called Muirandessi....
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He’s sensitive. He’s huge. And he’s a hero.
When is a spider not so “Itsy Bitsy”? When it’s Hugely Wugely! Meet Hugely. He’s sensitive. He’s huge. He’s misunderstood and so frustrated, but he’s going to be a hero. It’s been great fun...
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A Bold New Style Inspired by 19th Century Chapbooks
What is a chapbook? Chapbooks were small, cheap, early nineteenth century publications that contained religious tracts, political treatises, songs, and other short texts. The printing and the paper was...
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