octopus sketch 3.5.12
waking lights
Designed a promotional banner for the Waking Lights website. Pre-order their 12” vinyl here.
My entry for the Nerdfighters and Designersof.com Logo Design Competition.
Click to enter before February 8 or view the other entered logos.
Used the extinct typewriter to give it a vintage vibe. Ya dig?
check it out
Two Saturdays ago I took a trip into the city to see Infinite Jest: Caricature and Satire from Leonardo to Levine at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The exhibition includes drawings and prints from many well-known artists, organized by subjects of political, social, and personal meaning. On display through March 4th.
This work, used to promote the event, is The Grimaces by Louis-Leopold Boilly 1823.
Photo from metmuseum.org

Though many of the works contain incredible detail (see photo above), the simplicity
of this one really caught my eye. Artur Rubinstein by Al Hirschfeld. 1981.
Photo from metmuseum.org

brew council logo
Designed a logo for the Brew Council, a beginner to advanced tasting club that samples both home-brewed and commercial beers.
Below, logo in color, black and white, and concept sketches. Photos of the logo printed on glassware and other products to come!
Cheers! These cards were made from recycled paper and spent barley. They come in shades of wheat, pilsner, amber, and porter. Custom invitations available.
Since, my boyfriend Tom is a home-brewer and I’m a designer… Perhaps we can join forces to make these some day.
29 things
…that all young designers need to know. Such a great article, full of sound advice.
Now that the holidays are almost over, it’s a perfect time to reflect. One nature-inspired trend I noticed and loved this season were red cardinals. They could be found in dish ware, stationery, and home decor.
Photos by Patrice Horvath.
Gaga’s Workshop Barney’s New York Stainless Steel Sharpie. One of my Christmas presents, this sleek and refillable tool is something i’ll be sure to use year round. #mce_temp_url#
Photos by Patrice Horvath







