I made a wallpaper for Chris Stregers’ To Resolve Project…
You can holler at it here.

I’m rather psyched to announce my Big Fish poster is live on the Silver Screen Society site. Head over and check it out!

My buddy Monica from The Gamut invited me to submit something to this years TEDxPhilly event program and being a fan of the whole thing I was happy to. The theme was “The City” so I focused on mine…

This is my poster from the Monster Show at the Masthead Gallery this past weekend…

These are 17.5″x 17.5″ (2) color screen prints on 140lb French’s Pop Tone Sweet Tooth. A very limited run of 12. Get yours in the Shop.

In hex sign symbolism 8 pointed stars symbolize goodwill, tulips represent faith/trust and the sheaves of wheat symbolize abundance. This is a fairly common sign so I added the rosette to change it a bit. The single rosette is a symbol for luck, the most basic motif of hex signs and one of the most ancient designs in western culture. (More info)

Printed by Awesome Dudes Printing

They’re here! 19″ x 25″ (2) color screen prints on 140lb French’s Pop Tone Sweet Tooth. Get yours in the shop.

My studio mates, Sedso Design are hosting another show. This Place Your Art Here has a Famous Musician theme and is limited to white background, black and white pieces. A couple of my entries are below. The show takes place Friday, March 25th, 2011, 7pm-10pm at Walnut Room – 1709 Walnut St. There will be lots of good stuff to look at.

Lettercult featured a couple of my pieces in their Best of 2010.  Theres a ton of good stuff up over there, I’m honored to be included – check it out.

I recently revamped the Smoke Break illustration. This was a blast to work on (again) and screen printed great.

I did this T-Shirt artwork by hand… really fun to work on and I’m pretty psyched about the final product. I’d love to work on more stuff like this!

This is my submission for Sedso Design’s latest collective show featuring stencil art. I chose to pay homage to Ronnie James Dio, who lost his battle with cancer last month. The guy was as innovative as they come and even in his sixtys, still put on a better show than just about anyone. Major chops. You Sir, will be missed.

The gallery opened Friday, June 4. A second opening happens Friday, July 2, 7:00pm – Midnight. There was some really cool stuff on display, I urge you to check it out. Pieces are on sale while they last. Modestly priced originals are hard to come by…

Check out some coverage of the event at Phrequency.

My friends at Sedso Design are having another collective show… Get some, I implore you.

“Place Your Are Here is a series of exhibitions created by Sedso Design. Each exhibition starts with an open call for entries, but every show has a different set of guidelines that the artist must follow to be admitted into the final show.

Submissions for our current show, Stencil, must contain artwork created using a stencil and must be presented on the 11 X 14in chipboard that will be provided by Sedso in the ‘Stencil-Materials Package.’”

More information is available here.

Here are my submissions for a group show hosted by S3DSO Design Group. Hopefully this will be a regular thing so pay attention (more info here). The highlight of my night was meeting John Langdon, seeing him buy my print, and being told I studied his work well. Wow. Check  it out in this video from Philthy Blog. Sedso show @ 5:13 / Me @ 5:34).