I was in rush hour traffic en route to a test shoot when I received a call from the model canceling our session. Before I had the chance to woosah Gigi was on the other line. Her timing was perfect. So instead of turning my car around I braved the traffic and headed to Gigi's for an impromptu hang out and portrait session. Continue reading →

This above image is from a small town on the North side of Iceland called Skagastrond.  One road goes in and one road goes out and it is surrounded by the ocean and mountains.  It is one of those towns that has a magical fee ... Continue reading →

I’ve always been in love with portraiture. Every face is different, but almost more interestingly, every face moves differently. Every face has its own language, tendencies, ticks, nuance, shine, and blas ... Continue reading →

Lindsay Paige is a former bandmate of mine and Justin Fantl’s (see Or, the Whale for further reading) and when she asked if I could help her out with some images for her new musical project of course I was happy t ... Continue reading →

New work from recent travels.  Some feels warm, most feels cold, but at least it imbues some feeling! An important quality to express in landscape photography especially if there isn’t a distinct concept or s ... Continue reading →

Vegas is vexing.  I have somehow found myself in that city 5 times in the last 2 years.  The funny thing is I never really want to go.  I stopped on the way through, had an assignment, went along for a bachelor party or two, ... Continue reading →

This animation by Kristof Luyckx is not safe for work unless your work is cool with cartoon bird nudity and motorhead. Kristof is a Belgian illustrator and motion designer that has been killing it for years. He has bee ... Continue reading →

Here is a great, albeit hokey, animation demonstrating the architecture of Bach’s Crab Cannon. How does one find ways to demonstrate structure that are both elucidating and graphically pleasing? Where thi ... Continue reading →

Notter + Vigne is a small firm based in Geneva, Switzerland.  The studio consists of a pair of graphic designers whose collaboration began in 2002. They do a lot of publishing work and institutional communication ... Continue reading →

I’ve always been interested in Robert Mars‘ artworks. His collages are a combination of all American images with a great balance between type, imagery and color.

This week, with all the rain coming down in San Francisco, I am inspired by my other passion: motorcycles. I stumbled across these guys out of Portland, and oh man do I wish they had a shop down here. I love vintage bikes. ... Continue reading →

I’ve been really interested in process, not just what a photograph or piece of art looks like, but the story behind it, thought processes and context. Following my previous post about Ed Ruscha, Patrick Aguil ... Continue reading →