I just got some love from the fine folks at Design for Mankind. I'm glad they chose the Circle poster, it never gets the attention it deserves.

http://www.designformankind.com/2009/...winter-iv/

I wanted to share the awesome result of a collaboration that happened, a couple months back, through Society6's radical "Collaborate" feature. The opportunity was to be the next featured artist for the cover of Pinball's cool Scoutbook product. I am so pleased at the quality of these great little notebooks and it was a total pleasure working with Pinball on this. Outstanding production, and super friendly people.

Some prints arrived yesterday for me to sign, they look fucking awesome. Swearable. Good work Society6 dudes. This is an amazing site!

Hey society,
My interview for the Portland AGIA was recently posted. Take a look.
http://aigaportland.org/news/lloyd-wi...c-designer

Illustration from the new Darkest Hour album, The Eternal Return.

This is an excerpt from the illustrations I did for the new Darkest Hour album. Now available as a print! Look for some silk-screened ones in the future.

Horse Feathers is an old friend from college. He asked me to create some merchandise for his Fall 08 Tour so we met up and discussed some concepts. "House With No Home" was just released and he wanted to keep the austere tone of the new album, so I approached the design with that intent, though my style is typically more embellished and ornate. Each piece uses the same illustration, though slightly different for each application.

Poster Details:
15 x 24, 5 colors (w/ split fountain)
on French Speckletone
Hand-signed edition of 40 from a run of 500
Hand screenprinted by my wife and me.

On the back of the posters there is a download code to retrieve the songs in digital - get the details over at Regional Hits. http://www.regionalhits.net/records.html

Just released for sale over at www.tenderlovingempire.etsy.com

The fine folks at Tender Loving Empire asked me to create a couple new designs for thier fall line of artist series tshirts. Both designs were derived from posters and reformatted for new application. The Squid King (silver ink on black) and Siamese Panthers (discharge ink on cranberry) were among the clients favorite posters in my portfolio. I took the main illustrations from those two posters and modified them for use as apparel designs. And I have to say, I am partial to the 1 color design.