Description: I spend an unfortunate amount of time indoors looking at glowing screens. I created this series as a reminder to myself about how magical the outdoors can be. I’m going to try to get out more so I can fully enjoy it!

Description: Spending 14 to 16 hours a day by myself in my basement is not really the most exciting existence. It’s not that I want to be lazier next year, I just need to force myself to take a break every once in a while So my resolution for 2012 is to Make Time For Play Time!



Available as an iPhone 4 wallpaper in the downloads section!

The complete Calendar of Impending Apocalypse!

Description: To celebrate all of us reaching the metaphorical finish line of this race called life, David Huyck of Cloudy Collection curated the 2012 Calendar of the Impending Apocalypse. My contribution, imagines that the giant hamster at the center of the world will finally pass away from old age. Oh, you didn’t know the Earth spins thanks to a giant, old hamster? Well, know you do.



The other months were created by these awesome artists: Joe Alterio, Ana Benaroya, Kali Ciesemier, Amy Crehore, David Huyck, Adam Koford, Joe Lambert, Phil McAndrew, Luke Pearson, Vincent Stall, and Jaime Zollars.
Photos by David Huyck

Day 6 — 8

Day 20 — 21

Day 26 – 27

Day 50 – 52

Description: A few selected drawings from my daily drawing project An Exquisite Beast

Description: A few selected drawings from my daily drawing project An Exquisite Beast. Each day’s drawing begins where the previous one left off!

Description: Custom logo type for various clients.

Description: This poster is based on a true story. It’s the one that ends with me lying on the pavement very confused with fresh holes in my jeans.



Exhibited at ARTCRANK Interbike. 18″ x 24″ 3 color screen print. Printed by the awesome people at Vahalla Studios.

Description: If you love gritty crime movies like Reservoir Dogs or The Taking of Pelham One Two Three(the original), then I highly highly recommend Get Carter (also the original).



My contribution to Silver Screen Society

Description: My contribution to Momentus. The brain child of Evan Stremke, the Momentus project is a collection of artists depicting significant events in U.S. history. http://momentusproject.com/

When doing research about the Louisiana Purchase, I found it’s actually quite a complicated story—Napoleon was quite the mover and shaker, by which I mean he had a knack for making people angry. I was having a problem trying to figure out how to condense all of this turmoil with Spain and Haiti into one illustration. It wasn’t until I refocused on the fact that this project is about U.S. history that I realized that a more simple approach was the way to go. A deal of this magnitude between two larger than life (metaphorically of course) men is a great story in itself.

Description: When you think Duluth, you think the lift bridge, the water towers, and a singing gopher dressed like Bob Dylan, of course. Well, that last one might just be me.

I was excited to get the chance to design the poster for the 2nd Annual Sound Unseen Festival—a festival that celebrates music, film, and art.

Description: When you think Duluth, you think the lift bridge, the water towers, and a singing gopher dressed like Bob Dylan, of course. Well, that last one might just be me.

I was excited to get the chance to design the poster for the 2nd Annual Sound Unseen Festival—a festival that celebrates music, film, and art.

Description: One of the first things I discovered when I moved to Minneapolis 3 years ago was the Surly Brewing Co and their fine assortment of lovingly-made beers. So when I heard they were having a contest to design their new coasters, I had enter. After looking for inspiration—i.e. drinking some Surly Furious—I came up with this design.