Jaeger Painted Posters

I had the pleasure of creating some paintings for the clothing brand Jaeger in the United Kingdom. For the launch of their latest collection, they wanted to reconnect with their rich past, with painted posters evoking those which fauvist artist Raoul Dufy had done for them in the 1930s. Both images were created 100% by hand, which was a fun challenge.

Here you can see the pieces in their application, for the launch of the latest collection, in London.

Thanks so much to all the great folks at Jaeger, and to AD Claire England for this great project, and to Corianton Hale and Mikel Folcarelli for recommending me.

Talbots Window Display

Earlier this year I was approached by a friendly art buyer for the Talbots department store chain, they had seen a location drawing of mine on this very blog, and wanted to use it nationwide for their window displays. I supplied them with a vektorized version and this weekend I finally saw it "in person", here in Manhattan (and I assume in other stores across the country). It was a thrill seeing my work on such a scale! Many thanks to the friendly people at Talbots!

RWTH Laptop Bag

This is a project I worked on earlier this year: A laptop bag for the RWTH Aachen University. I just got mine in the mail. It's really fun to see your drawing on a product! The print was done in silkscreen, I had to separate the image in four channels using spot colors. Thanks again to Chancellor Nettekoven, Toni Wimmer and the entire team! Hopefully the students at the university will like it!

Evolution is just one theory

Working on a batch of new projects right now, looking forward to posting about them. Here's one: An illustration for a USB stick holder, size of a credit card, for the RWTH Aachen University. Thanks to Chancellor Nettekoven and the Office of Public Affairs!

Design for RWTH Aachen University

I'm currently helping the RWTH Aachen Universtity with their branding and merchandising products. I had a lot of fun doing this image which will be printed on laptop bags. Many thanks to Chancellor Nettekoven and Director of Public Relations Mr. Wimmer! You can find out more about the RWTH on Wikipedia.