I illustrated, lettered and designed the 1-2-3 Go Box logo and all of the characters and the lettering coming out of their mouths.

You can find this box at any Showcase Cinemas/National Amusements Theaters.

The Graphic Artists Guild was on location at The Art Institute of Atlanta for The Guild Chat Live, and I was asked to create the poster that was handed out to students.

The final was an 11 x 17 one-color print that I hand lettered and illustrated.

The Northern Manhattan Perinatal Partnership eeded to get the word out to its audience about keeping babies and mothers safe. I created a series of illustrated and hand lettered images for postcards, signage, NMPP’s website, subway car and station advertisements in English and Spanish.

Enough being labeled a Starving Artist- we're so much more. And even if we're only about the art, that doesn't mean we can't make a decent wage so we can pay our bills, take a vacation and buy a new phone when we want to.

This sticker is available on ETSY.

I created a 1-color version of the design for t-shirts for the Graphic Artists Guild.

A Summer logo for my client GroovyBabyMusic, utilizing their brand colors. This image was used on their website as well as within their kid’s music classes promotions.

I created this inspirational word art for the preschool at Temple Beth Shalom in Needham, and it was printed on shirts, stickers and postcards.

Temple Beth Shalom was in need of a Mitzvah Projects logo to brand their giving and helping events/opportunities. For one year, to coincide with Rabbi Todd’s 13th year (his Bar Mitzvah year), they would use “Rabbi Todd’s Mitzvah Projects”, and afterwards they would switch over to “TBS’s Mitzvah Projects”.

At the bottom is the sticker that all volunteers received.

What the Graphic Artists Guild’s Advocacy Arm works on.

Below you’ll see my original sketch

A sticker I designed for the Graphic Artists Guild. This has also been used as a 1-color design on sketchbooks

Available for $1 (!) at the Graphic Artists Guild’s website

These are pieces of a presentation I gave with Justin Perricone at RISD’s Art of Business Bootcamp. Hundreds of slides, dozens of hand lettered images for a talk about how creative professionals can properly price their work.

A portrait commissioned for the outgoing director of Camp Yavneh, Debbie Sussman. Illustrated and lettered by me, all the text around her depicts various camp landmarks and advances from her tenure.

Hand lettered design for a preschool, applied to stickers, postcards, and t-shirts.

Underworld’s Best Dad vinyl sticker available in my Etsy shop

I was inspired when I first heard this quote to create a poster to motivate others to live every day. Hand lettered and available as a printable poster (you can purchase a digital download and then print it on any size paper) on ETSY