When I was studying design in Germany, this was one of the magazines we always looked at, and to have made it into its pages is amazing.
I had the privilege to do the following illustrations for PRINT Magazine. You can see them in the current issue. The article is written by Koi Vinh, it describes the challenges of archiving online and interactive design. Thanks very much to Art Director Tonya Douraghy for thinking of me for this great assignment, and also for including me on the contributors page.
Every once in a while I get to use the old designer chops, and it always feels very special to me. After all, that's what I originally went to school for.
Faith Gibson is an American Jazz Singer currently living in Germany, and I had the pleasure to design and illustrate her new CD, Big Moon. You can find out more about Faith and her music on her website.
On a very short and spontaneous note, I have just started to teach a Typography 1 course in the Advertising Design & Graphic Arts program of the New York City College of Technology. I look forward to fun and games with Serifs, Sans-serifs, and ... Egyptians!
Back in Germany, when I was making music (occasionally) I did a couple tracks with my friends Boris Kahl and Thomas Holl, under the silly name Formale Systeme. We occasionally talk about putting our old songs together and self-produce a little EP or something. Which might look like this:
