The multi-talented singer/songwriter V. Contreras commissioned us to create album art for a string of new releases—first up is her single “Like It’s Yesterday,” which premiered on Huffington Post!
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!
logo // V. Contreras
The lovely and inimitable singer/songwriter V. Contreras asked me to create her new logo as she prepares to release new material—we loved putting together an original graphic and font that expresses both the formal, glamorous approach and the independent, edgy spirit to her songwriting.
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!)
promo films // Tacoma Film Festival 2017
We worked with the Tacoma Film Festival once again—this year to help turn their annual poster art into moving pictures as promo videos. We combined original footage with an original score to complete the effect. The best part of this project was driving around Tacoma capturing the footage!
poster art // Lemolo’s “New Songs + Spaces” tour
We love making poster art for Lemolo and really love that our home town of Tacoma is their “New Songs + Spaces” tour kick-off!
poster art // TIMBER! Outdoor Music Festival 2017
It’s that time of year again—sun, river, forest, and lots of face-melting pop, soul, and rock…here’s this year’s poster art we created for TIMBER! Outdoor Music Festival!
logo // Drink Pink Society at Kokomo Winery
Logo created for Kokomo Winery’s new “Drink Pink Society” wine club
poster // Valentine’s Day with Lemolo
Another poster for the lovely Lemolo—this one for their upcoming Valentine’s Day show with some other badass ladies (and gentlemen) of Seattle music.
menu // Fried Egg I’m In Love
Our favorite food cart in Portland just upgraded their menu—and guess who they tapped to do the design?
