Below is a list of my old print clients with links to their websites...just because I liked them a lot (some of their projects may be shown in the Portfolio). The sites I've actually worked on are listed at the left.

C/Z Records

Daniel has been a boss, a client, and a pal. We go way back...really. He had faith in my skills early on, and I can't help but think that I got a lot of my clients due to my work at C/Z. The label is only running on stock at hand, so check it out while it's still available. You'll recognize some of these bands from way back...

Artstuff Ltd.

You know how there are some people you just feel ridiculous trying to sum up into one tidy paragraph? Okay, I feel that way about everyone here. But this chick, man. This Beth Logan. I mean, we had every class together in art school back in the...day. When I met her, I was so jealous; I didn't think people actually drew like that, let alone people who just got out of high school in a small town in western Washington. Lest I wax even more sentimental, check out her site. I may have done the webbage (please forgive the slow loading on the home page)...

First World Music

Local label featuring the music of Radio Chongching, Jeff Greinke (and Hana with Anisa Romero), Bill Rieflin, KMFDM, and many others.

Goodink Records

Wow...these guys have gone nuts and put out a pretty incredible catalog of local music which you should check out. Though I haven't displayed any of the projects that I've done for Goodink, I've collaborated with them a lot to create covers for Goodness, Miracle Baby and Blue Spark.

Circus Contraption

"A bracing curative for the afflictions of our time." I couldn't have put it better. Please just visit their site, as anything I say may not properly represent this decidedly un-proper troupe. Or just go see them perform, better yet. I used to do their posters, and dammit...I miss them!

JavaBean Espresso

That Tony. He's like a brother, probably to a lot of us in Seattle. We used to work together, which explains why I got to do his logo.