Posters have the power to communicate with scale and space. I have been fortunate to have designed a handful of posters in a time where this print medium is becoming more rare. Often time the execution of this poster involves typography where I’ve learned to modify and transform type.
A custom illustrated typeface and poster designed in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The official film poster for the short film “The Many Sad Fates of Mr. Toledano” which has been featured at various film festivals.
Illustrative typography for Type Directors Club 65th Anniversary book “Celebrate 65” featuring the number 39.
Series of posters for the biannual San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print & Paper Fair featuring a large typographic “A”.
A typographic poster titled “Ten Faces” created to raise money for the Inneract Project which hosts design classes for inner-city youth.
Poster campaign to raise awareness for Doctors Without Borders that states “More Doctors. Less Borders.”
Posters for the 20th Century Exposition and Sacramento Antique Show.
A poster series for NatureBridge featuring artwork from six illustrators. The posters were auctioned to raise money to send inner-city youth to National Parks.
The Typography Calendar features different typefaces every month, and I had the privilege to put it together for several years.
Cover for Cedars-Sinai’ Medical Centers’s Discoveries magazine featuring typographic illustration of DNA sequencing.
Laser-etched artwork on sound dampeners for San Francisco’s Landsend Lookout visitor center featuring iconic images of the area.
Illustrated chapter numbers created out of binding materials for use in Sappi’s promotional publication The Standard 6: Binding Techqniques.
