Personal promo cards. If all of my work could be centered around Christmas I swear it would be. Risograph prints, 3x5.

Decked-out day seven for Type Worship's 2014 Advent calendar, put together by Jamie Clarke and Ryan Gillard. 

We're-having-a-great-time lettering for the cover of Washingtonian Magazine's August 2014 issue. Thanks to art director Michael Goesele. 

It's that wonderful time of the year: Gingerbread Advent calendar time! (here's last year, and two years ago) Original figures were once again drawn on a computer, and executed in cookie. 

Greeting for a new baby. Rumors that his name is actually short for Unicode "will not be confirmed nor denied." 

Lettering for an article by Stephen Coles clarifying commonly mistaken terms. Direction by Stephen and André Mora, really type is Loupot, Sloop and Condor. 

Are you sensing yet that one of my themes is wrangling baked goods into type-like shapes? I've totally got more. 

Adventures in brush pens, and a certain Norwegian singer who I happen to be powerless to. 

For the second year in a row, I designed a set of figures and executed them in cookie. This edition was, “all white for a more sophisticated look,” and definitely not, “it was 1 in the morning and I was over 13 hours deep in RoboFont, X-actos and cookie dough when I realized I didn’t have food coloring, and it was all or nothing at that point.”

A quick concept for a logotype I was asked to do as part of a reimagining of the voting process in Rhode Island, by Ben Shaykin's Votelab class. Just when you think you're done with school, they find a way to suck you back in! Just kidding guys, this was fun. 

Because, listen, you're either ready to reap this freaky-assed harvest or you're not. 

My good friend Alicia and I decided to collaborate on something relevant to almost everybody's interests. I designed and she letterpressed these, and she also designed her own. We sold them while supplies lasted, but you can buy other awesome things she makes here! That would be really good of you to do. 

Motivation is king. A t-shirt design for Sick Supply Co, by the ever-innovative Robert Rusch. 

Title lettering that would probably look good on the cover of Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. 

A cutesy lil logotype for a Providence-based, brief-lived podcast endeavor.