The Make was an artist book published by Anteism press. It showcased the work of a great number of artists, most of them from the west coast of Canada. I contributed four pages that combined photo, text and drawings.

Tony Hawk, the very well-known skateboarder, had a travelling action sport show for a few years and his Creative Director, Jaimie Muehlhausen, asked to create some graphics for decks.

These collages used images from 50s and 60's for a mazazine called Precursor. The spread size was 10.5" x 4". Enjoy life!

For the period of a couple years, Concrete Skateboading magazine had me write, edit and design a column about a creative (designer, artist, illustrator) that was involved in the world of skateboarding. The right side of the spread was open for them to create or show something new.

For the brand identity of a new skateboard brand in the early 2000s, mood boards were put together to provide a visual tone from a variety of sources. The target was a mix of street art and rough around the edges hip-hop dirtbag.

Welcome to a small view of some projects I've done over the years for a variety of companies.