An excerpt from Olivia Horvath's Sketchbook
Jeez, seems like all of my wonderful friends are getting blogs these days…crazy kids. I have long admired Olivia’s ability to infuse a little piece of her dynamic personality into every piece she works on; her “raspberry attic” style radiates through all of her cross-media work. read on →
I must apologize to the small handful of you out there that actually follow this pitiful blog for my terribly inconsistent posting. I am not sure the whole personal blog thing is going to work for me in the long run; it seems I am too busy doing things to write about them. read on →
30x22 print on pescia fine art paper
Poster I created for MICA’s GD MFA Program. It was frustrating relying upon others to provide me with the information I needed to create the poster, but I am mostly pleased with the end result. Currently on display in the Brown Center.
I must apologize for the extremely inconsistent blogging; I cannot promise I will ever level out. I have been working on a website re-design for Ken Carroll, craftsman of beautiful wooden handlebars for bicycles and here is a bit of a teaser for the redesign, which should go live sometime soon. I will write more about the site and project once it goes online.
For now, let me know what you think about the typography overlaid on top of the photograph. I did it by hand, inspired by some fantastic analog typographers and calligraphers I found online over the weekend.
In order to show the "normal" sleeping portion of the population what it is like having Insomnia, I screen printed this typographic treatment onto pillowcases with glow-in-the-dark ink. The luminescent letter forms keep even the deepest of sleepers awake.
Poster containing 40 Tips and Tricks for getting inspired; written by the one and only Ellen Lupton. Bembo and Aksidenz Grotesk, 18" x 24", four color print on Arches cream cover.
