I’m really stoked right now because I just found out that my design has been picked by TJ Schiller to be featured on his next season’s CoreUPT pro model.

A big thanks to TJ and his crew for running the contest, and congratulations to the runners-up, Daichi Ishikawa and Joseph Toney, looks like you guys’ll get some nice gear!

The announcement is on TJ’s website, and my winnning design is below. If you click, it’ll take you to a higher resolution copy in my portfolio.

Winning design

I put together a brochure and a poster for Julia Wakefield’s new book, “A Disastrous Honeymoon”, the unofficial sequel to Edward Lear’s “The Owl and the Pussycat”. It’s just delightful, and you can check it out by clicking on the images below.

I’ve entered another competition at Newschoolers. It’s being run by Kombi gloves, and they’re looking for a pro model design for their sponsored skier, Tom Wallisch.

I’ve linked to the entries through their respective images, but you need to sign up to vote so it’s probably not worth the hassle. Note: muchacho = little boy, bandito = bandit.

I entered a competition recently at Vote For Art, a new business partnered with several North American universities. The contest was to design a logo for the business, which aims to source its content from the community it creates. The goal of Vote For Art is to update the design of university clothing across the campus bookstores of its participating universities.

I entered a simple logo based on the site’s primary initials, which takes into account the emphasis it places on its voting system. The logo was based on modified letters from Matthew Welch’s famous ‘College’ font to convey a campus atmosphere. The logo will work at any (reasonable) size, and is instantly recognisable.

One more entry to the competition I posted about earlier. You can see a high-res version here. Low-res:

entry 3