A big interview i did with IdN Magazine (v17n2: Retro Graphics) is just hitting newsstands. So happy to be included in the same issue as some of my favorite people! You can see the magazine online HERE, but i think you’ll have to dig up a hard copy to read my semi-positive rant about “retro” versus “vintage”.

I want to offer my sincere gratitude for the HUGE interview published by the generous folks over at my favorite midcentury-friendly design blog, Grain Edit (especially Grace, who recorded patiently while i blabbed for hours about everything i’ve ever done and everyone i know). If you have an afternoon free, hop over there and see why i stick to drawing rather than talking. Interview HERE. All kidding aside, it’s really exciting to be featured on a site that i’ve loved since it launched. Thanks guys!

Time passes so fast that sometimes i forget about this poor little site, who has been languishing without an update for some time now. I’m happy to report that i’ve been very busy, and have just posted a few of the fruits of my recent labors HERE, and HERE.

Take a good look at Naomi Reis’s amalgamated cityscapes—meticulously painted and handcut mylar fragments of faded cities and flickering utopias. If you’re in Brooklyn, stop by and see her at the super-fleeting-one-night-only Dream Tigers show on 27 July from 6-10p at Vaudeville Park (26 Bushwick Ave at Devoe).

Oh yes, how could i forget to mention the lovely time i’ve had in the company of two visitors from my briefly adopted home of London? Jim Stoten and Brie Harrison have been really lighting up the studio with their positive energy and prolific output.

Hot dang, i’ve had the rare privilege of being a fly-on-the-wall for the production of Garrett Morin’s upcoming animated short for GOOD Magazine. No spoilers here, other than to say that if you have eyes, you will be blown away when this thing launches in August.

Hey! Rad Mountaineer and fellow Philadelphia-to-Brooklynite Damien Correll just relaunched his site, and it’s filled to the gills with extraordinary new work.

I also want to extend my gratitude to a whole bunch of great people who have mentioned NFNF on their blogs lately. Each one is worthy of a visit, for inspiration, a creative boost or just to discover something new!!! :

Grain Edit
Its Nice That
Yay! Monday!
FormFiftyFive
Random Pattern
Nascent Ideas
On Paper Wings
Viewers Like You

Thanks to all of you, and apologies to anyone i’ve overlooked!

Wow. OK so i’ve been super busy with tons going on already in 2008. No rest in Brooklyn! Mike Perry, Anna Wolf and I have just finished painting and wiring up our new STUDIO workspace, and we’re moving in a few days from now. It’ll be so awesome to not have to sleep atop piles of illustration and design debris. Stay tuned for more announcements regarding the space…

This week i’m guest blogging over at Seshn.com, a lifestyle portal that features behind-the-scenes content from the interconnected worlds of Skateboarding, Snowboarding and Surfing. Lots of great boardsport-related stuff over there, including new illustration, photography, and music. Thanks to the Seshn team for the sounding platform!

I was recently asked to submit work for the “v14n5: Art Directors Issue” of IdN Magazine. Wound up on the same page as some of my favorite neighbors in Brooklyn (Mike Perry and Damien Correll). Thanks IdN!

Good grief it’s been frightfully long since i last posted. Suffice to say that a LOT has happened in this amazing city. I’ve posted a smattering of new pieces to the Work-for-Hire and Independent Projects sections of the site. Please check them out! Other news coming shortly.

After 4 months of awesome, i have returned from the UK with more than enough epic experiences to bore even the most patient of listeners. And some new work as well — a six page story in the fabulous Winter/Spring issue of The Crier.

Returning also means i’m throwing myself at the mercy of the New York work/housing market, so feel free to contact me day or night if you have a project you’d like me to work on, or a place you’d like to sublet.

For those not already aware, I have left Philadelphia and am currently living in LONDON. As you can imagine, everything is lovely here, and i am taking this summer to regroup, work like mad on a pile of independent illustration projects, and will return to the States in late September.

I am fully available for any collaborations or interesting projects while here, so please drop me a note if you’re interested.

Oh, and while you’re here, check out SOME NEW WORK i just posted.

If you’re in NYC, and looking for a super hard-working shooter of fashion, editorial, and assorted filmic shenanigans (or just want to ride some dirty East Coast waves), do not stop until you locate Jaime Demarco.

Lara Backmender – stylist to the stars, and all around amazingly talented person, just launched her own site.

I know i’ve mentioned these guys recently, but good lord they just relaunched with a gorgeous portfolio site. Please indicate you agree by throwing piles of work their way.

Just posted a few new pieces to the Independent Projects section.

The ever awesome Steven Harrington from National Forest in LA just sent me a copy of Art Prostitute Seven, which features work by he and equally radd partner-in-design Justin Krietemeyer... which reminds me that they had an incredible show last month at the Art Prostitute gallery, with Gocco prints galore! See it here.

If you’re in the LA area between now and April 28th, do not miss Sorcerers, Angela Boatwright’s stunning photography of ultimate metal power.

It’s showing here:
222 gallery
7922 W. 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA
323 782 9220