Think Twice Before You Tweet: iPhone 3G & 3GS Version

For those who haven't made it to iPhone 4 yet, here you go! Click to download the full size version.

From the Vault

I've been busy gathering my files to update my online portfolio, and migrate everything over to a new website. I found some fun things I had forgotten about. Here's one of them: an experiment with glazing and a rubber brayer. Circa 2005.

Think Twice Before You Tweet picked up by Laughing Squid

Wow, I'm totally honored! Of all the amazing submissions they could have chosen to feature for the To Resolve project, Laughing Squid picked Think Twice Before You Tweet as their post image: LINK. Thanks, guys!

Alimentary School Pals on PBA30 Atlanta

Our local PBS Station did a THIS IS ATLANTA featurette on Alcove Gallery where I show my paintings and where I've been involved in various art shows. The Lunchbox Show was featured and my Alimentary School Pals lunchbox had a nice couple of seconds on-screen starting at 1:07. Delicious!

Watch the full featurette here: LINK

TO RESOLVE Project

Talented Art Director/Designer Chris Streger  threw out a challenge to design an iphone wallpaper based on your personal resolution for the new year in hopes that the constant reminder it provides will force you to stick to it. It's a brilliant idea. Check out some of the other incredible submissions.

Since I'm new to the whole Twitter-verse, this was my contribution. I already broke it today by accidentally misspelling someone's name. (apologies to @bcouchman) Ha!

Click below to download the full-size wallpaper for iPhone 4. Prior iPhone version coming soon!

Operation: Applbaum Poster

I was recently contacted by a good friend of ours to help with a unique project for the CMO of THE SHACK™ (aka Radio Shack), Lee Applbaum. She needed assistance in creating a holiday gift for him, and due to the unique challenge it posed and free reign I had, I jumped at the chance. My solution was to design a bespoke personal logo, a modern crest of sorts. I am told he is an art/design lover, an avid runner and now cyclist as a result of his relationship with Lance Armstrong, Livestrong, and the Team Radio Shack cycling team. I thought an athletic inspired, rock star approach would help keep him in good company with Lance and the team.

My recon crew says that the poster was a big hit, and he will be proudly displaying it. It's always incredibly gratifying both creatively and personally to know I was part of a successful execution, and there's a happy client in the process. It's a win-win for everyone...

The final posters were hand-printed with the incredible help of the fine folks at Danger Press in Atlanta, without whom it would not be a reality. I can't thank Ed and Spencer enough for their guidance and printing wisdom, Stephanie Smith of the Atlanta Printmaker's Studio who had an additional assist, and Kally and Radio Shack for their trust and the opportunity to do something really cool!

Claus Kids is now live

The Claus Kids site that we have been working on is now live and ready for playing! Click here to go to the site.