I’m proud to be once again tasked by The Grand Cinema’s Tacoma Film Festival to create this year’s poster art.
Tag: pacific northwest
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event video // Live Music at Honey
Hightlights from live music sessions at Honey in Alma Mater Tacoma
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poster art // TIMBER! 2018
Summer’s around the corner—can you feel it in this poster art I created for TIMBER! Outdoor Music Festival 2019?
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poster art // Alma Mater Tacoma : Homecoming 2018
I’m particularly proud to be involved with the wonderful team behind Alma Mater Tacoma—they are creating something that will become a ladder at the center of Tacoma’s brilliant creative arts scene.
I had the opportunity to create the poster art as well as the honor of contributing an audio/video art installation to the group show. Come to the new creative HOMECOMING and experience some interactive art and dance the nights away with us!
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logo // Nyhuis Creative
We were commissioned by brand new film/video/photography creative agency Nyhuis Creative to create their logo identity…we liked how NC could be made to look a bit like an abstracted camera…
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poster art // TIMBRRR! Winter Music Festival 2018
Here it is—the poster art we created for the next annual TIMBRRR! Winter Music Festival…we haven’t seen Ra Ra Riot since we saw them play in a winery barn in Sonoma—can’t wait!
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event film // Tacoma Film Festival 2017
We were on hand all week to capture the 2017 Tacoma Film Festival—from screenings to workshops to parties—here’s our look back at our favorite TFF yet (including original music composed in-house!)
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art film // Case Study 0003 : “Protect”
CASE STUDY 0003 // “Protect”
poem / music / film by
Peter James Berkley
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event film // The Dance Hall : Old Soul + Motown : 2016.11.05
Here’s a quick recap of the first The Dance Hall we presented with Alma Mater at the Carpenters Building in Tacoma.
Thanks to DJ Press Play and Zodiac Supper Club for providing the music and the cocktails!
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music film // Bombay Beach : “Thee Mote”
Allow us to present this music film we put together for our friends in Portland’s Bombay Beach. We used motion graphics, rephotographed footage and original footage to create this beast—we hope it only serves to make the band that much more mysterious than their music…