I don’t like to call it work

A t-shirt (and later a print) about beard types.

This is a project I started but never really finished. It’s a tip sheet for Canasta rules and scoring.

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It was the year 2000. We had 256 colors and a canvas that was 640 pixels wide to capture an event that took over Cincinnati.

We developed a CD-ROM to showcase the artwork of the Taft Museum of Art

OSU cut paper exercise to combine a letterform and imagery.

A project from typography class at Ohio State

This is where my path toward design started in earnest, thanks to two wonderful teachers in high school.

Is this really a project? It felt like the most important work at the time!

Where I start to veer away from copying band logos and consider my own type explorations.

The year? 1985. I had moved away from drawing knights and sailing ships and was now obsessed with cars.

Early graphic design done with Crayola marker and photocopier.

In 1983 I went to art camp and I’m pretty sure this was the first time I was away from home by myself. I was a nervous wreck. Luckily, the majority of other kids were also the artsy type, so it was copacetic. We learned about stipple and crosshatching and other techniques, and it is […]

Kindergarten is one of those hazy periods where I don’t remember a whole lot. I do remember the little milk boxes at snack time with a choice of chocolate or regular. I remember getting in trouble a lot and not liking the fact that I got in trouble so much. I didn’t like the nap-time […]