Here are a couple pillows and a poster I did for Urban Outfitters.

“Animals in Tree” pillow

“Life is Beautiful” Pillow

“Life is Beautiful” silkscreen poster

Look for this logo

BookMobile wrap- presentationLogoIllustration on Truck

Here is an image I created for a possible wine label

Vertical Format

My contribution for a book series by Fantagraphics called “ARF”. Portrait of the Argentine 1950s girlie cartoonist Guillermo Divito.

This piece of artwork, “Que Amor”, was created for the Spanish magazine The Vaurna Project.

Here is an illustration I did for a magazine about why people don’t leave their jobs.

Hand Drawn Lettering for the article title

Initial Drop Cap options for the opening paragraph

Illustration and hand drawn lettering for Runner’s World Winter Shoe Guide

Winter Shoe Guide by Warren Greene & Ray Fredericksen, M.S.

Hand Drawn title sections

Here is lots of hand drawn lettering for the Tu Ciudad Magazine out of Los Angeles.

Flamenco Dancers

Frijoles de la Olla

Pastry and Cafe

Elote

My good friend, Facundo, invited me to see Tucuman, Argentina. He and Feli attended a philosophy conference and I wandered the streets in search for the perfect park bench.

There is something disturbing about a bird on a leash

Cool building in Tucuman

Rally Cars

Tafi del Valle - This is a very freaky image for North Americans .. we don’t like to know where our meat came from

Cool typography everywhere

Climbing to the top

This really made me laugh .. in almost all the political posters with two candidates running together one was smiling and the other one was serious

Tristan … talking about the TRIMARCHIDG design event to the university students at UNSTA

"If these walls could speak.."

Buenos Aires Ghetto

Facundo en el campo

Homemade Cheese

Here is a really fun piece I did for the San Francisco Chronicle’s Fall Preview. They have a tradition of releasing a new section each week and when you put the images for all three together it makes one big image. If you are in the Bay Area pick up the San Francisco Chronicle August 26th, September 2nd, September 9th to get all 3 images to make one big image.

This is what you see when you put all 3 issues together

Arts

Film

Television