San Francisco citizens, lovers, expats, transplants, tourists, imaginary residents and friends—I made this for you. A 16x24 seven-color screenprint on recycled off-white stock made in a hydroelectric-powered mill. AVAILABLE HERE, NOW.

Wow, big day here at NFNF HQ. I just received a lovely email from Megan over at the HOW Magazine Design Blog, letting me know that Neither Fish Nor Fowl has been selected as one of July’s “Top Ten Websites for Designers”. Needless to say, this is fantastic, because i’ve been watching my friends show up in HOW for many years, and now i can finally retire the jealous flag. Heh. Thanks to Megan and the HOW team for the kind mention. I truly appreciate it!

“Kitsune” means fox in Japanese. I know this because i have Wikipedia at my fingertips, but also because i’ve been studying Japanese for the past 18 months. Foxes of the Japanese sort are considered very wise—to the point of being supernatural. This too can be said of Bobby Solomon over at Kitsune Noir. He is a wise and generous supporter of makers of all sorts, and is gifted with a supernaturally sharp curatorial eye. That’s why i’m super excited to be included in his Desktop Wallpaper Project, where you can get a nice free background for that screen you stare at all day (including iPhone, iPad and PSP – he thought of everyone). Don’t click through just for my sake—click through because it’ll make your day better, and you’ll definitely encounter some inspiring and unexpected beautiful things. (I’m especially fond of his weekly mixtapes.) Thanks Bobby!

My praise for Radiolab knows no bounds. Along with This American Life, i believe they’ve single-handedly snatched radio from the jaws of dusty eternity. I know i’m not the only one to admit having been deeply moved by many of their stories, and by the obvious joy they share in producing their labor of love. Really. Since Carl Sagan, i can’t think of a more effective effort to popularize Science (and asking Big Questions)—and every single episode is utterly brilliant. OK, having said that, i was asked by Jez Burrows (one fifth of Evening Tweed and we can talk about THAT awesomeness later) to contribute to the (upcoming) second edition of In Radiolab We Trust: a limited, affordable set of prints by five international artists, designers and illustrators. The version on the left, based on the amazing story of two Laura Buxtons in the Stochasticity episode—was selected to be printed. Net profits from sale of the set go entirely to Radiolab and WNYC, New York Public Radio, so PLEASE go buy some in a month or so when they’re ready. Jad and Robert really deserve the support!

Oh how i miss my temporary hometown. So much in fact, that—unlike my utter lack of speed in updating this post—i leapt at the chance to make a London-centric poster for Pedlars. As usual, it’s a 7-colour screenprint produced on recycled stock in a signed edition of 400, framed by Pedlars and available framed at their shop and online HERE. +++ ALSO AVAILABLE UNFRAMED at Three Potato Four, HERE. +++

A teeny tiny black and white interpretation of an article about cutting the budget of the U.S. Coast Guard.

This was a super fun piece accompanying an article about the girl you went to school with that always seemed to know everything about sex…and later you realized was totally inaccurate. Ha. P.S. I love Bust! Help the awesome ladies over there keep the indie dream alive by subscribing and reading every page!

What seems like many moons ago, i was living in London and would occasionally art direct a photoshoot or two at The Shoreditch inside Perseverance Works, which backs up onto an exquisite flat with a ridiculous perfect kitchen that was super photogenic—as evidenced by the fact that Jamie Oliver used to shoot something or other in there and i could peek at the top of his healthy-food loving head from my photo studio balcony. Neither he nor his magazine compatriots knew this when they asked me to illustrate an article about breaking the rules of wine pairing in their January 2010 Issue. Regardless, i loved the assignment and after a little reading can say that my culinary acumen has definitely stepped up a notch.

Poster/Mailer for a conference organized by Edward Eigen and Tei Carpenter (thanks Tei!)—held last December at Princeton University School of Architecture. This was a very satisfying opportunity to mash up my new profession with my old one.

A few that didn’t make the cut, but i’m trotting them out anyway—just because.

I am pitifully late to post this, and no doubt most of you have already encountered the poster at my favorite collaborators: Three Potato Four. But in case you haven’t, here’s my best friend BROOKLYN. CLICK HERE to adopt one of your own.

Ah, the long wait for production cycles. Above are a number of tees produced (a while ago), selected and recently released as part of the Fenchurch A/W range. Fenchurch are lovely folks, and hopefully they don’t mind me nicking their photos for this post. Working with them frequently helps me cope with my serious nostalgia for my former all-too-brief residency in London.

Upcoming limited-run artist series tee produced in collaboration with Collective Edition, the nicest tee people in all of Australia. Someday maybe they’ll let me crash on their couch. Pretty please?

I’ve been listening to their releases for so many years, the inside of my ears are pretty much molded in the shape of Sub Pop. When they contacted me to collaborate on the newest release by Eugene Mirman, i was—to say the least—EXCITED. Several weeks later, with Jeff Kleinsmith’s skillful Art Direction, the package began to take shape. The album releases on October 6th, 2009, so please flock to your choice of music sellers to support Eugene’s amazing brain and Sub Pop’s formidable legacy.

An old contribution from back in January, produced under the excellent direction of Aviva Michaelov. I’m always honored to be a part of an organization committed to excellence. The print version is long gone, but you can view the work online in context right here.

Oh, man. You might think you’ve tasted delicious chocolate before, but you’re gonna have to rethink what your mouth is telling you. This pair of bearded brothers are quietly obliterating all chocolatiers that precede them. This is a rough layout of patterned paper that will hug their bars of tasty confection.

A few more unselected directions for Fenchurch. I’ll post the ones they picked shortly, but these little guys need a life online, too.

(4th EDITION UPDATE: Now available for purchase at ThreePotatoFour.) Click HERE to pick one up!
Edition of 200. Sixteen by twenty-four inches, seven colors (including gold metallic), printed on 100% post-consumer recycled cover stock. I am super excited about this collaboration with Janet and Stu, the amazing curators/owners/partners at threepotatofour. I've been an enthusiastic customer for a while, and was overjoyed when we finally were able to work together. Stay tuned for more projects with them, coming soon!

The inaugural entry for a site with its heart (and mind) in the right place -- I Wrote You A Song.

Some unselected apparel graphics for a fantastic client that i sincerely enjoyed working with. Lovely folks one and all. I can't wait to post the ones they DID pick...