No Small Idea

This was created a few years ago for a fantastic local event called "Feed Your Soul". Here's the Artist Statement that went along with the piece:

This piece was created not to illustrate this event’s purpose but to honor the idea responsible for the event.

The idea was to spread good.

The idea was to help.

It was nothing revolutionary, nothing earth-shattering.

It was just helping.

This was the beginning.

Such a small idea, like all small ideas, vulnerable to being lost in the shuffle. Tossed aside to counter-balance life. Swept under a rug to be picked up later. This small idea, like all ideas we have, when given just five more minutes
of time has the potential grow to become something so great and so wonderful.

What impresses me most and what inspires me most, is not so much the fruition of the idea for Feed Your Soul
(as impressive as it may be) but that despite the myriad of ways that this fragile, paper-like idea could have been thwarted, it won.

Departure Wine Company

Departure Wine had labels they considered serviceable. The label was created last minute with the pressure of a bottling deadline looming. And though it served them well, Departure called on LP/w to help the create a label that was more on-brand.

Newest Project

Just wanted to add the newest project to the studio - our 9 month old daughter. We thought we were having fun with our first daughter but it's getting better every day.

Eno Wines Packaging 2009

Another year, another set of wine labels for Eno Wines. This year's theme highlights times when wine should be enjoyed -commemorating a great event, over a deep conversation, with a good book, sitting in the sun, or laughing with friends.

Tone Images for New Project

Started working on a new project that is yet unnamed. I'm helping the architecture firm, cosestudi, with defining the vision for a new building. These images are part of a tone book deliverable. It was part of an initial presentation to gain consensus on the overall direction. 

Birthday Invitation Illustration

This was an illustration created for my Dad's 75th Birthday. An avid gun collector, it seemed appropriate to incorporate (somehow) his favorite hobby. There's 75 hearts, by the way.

Ninoy Silkscreen Posters

These are two in a series of experimental posters. Used same handful of family photos, documents and family tree drawings and attempted to create different visual narratives. Big Robert Rauschenberg, if it's not too obvious.