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This is for the folk/electronic artist William Fitzimmons. He wanted a picture of his face with his mighty beard and his name. This was pressed by The Art Project on American Apparel. Click here to see the pressed version.


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I worked on this tee design for The Art Project's store, but once I completed it I felt it was too close to another online shirt designer's signature style. I like the simplicity of it.


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I made this graphic originally to be an icon for FunnyOrDie.com, but thought it might be fun as a tee. The gold tooth is my favorite part. This tee might get presseed as a series of icon tees for the web site.


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San Jose State University's radio station hired The Art Project to design and press a series of shirts for a new campign they are launching to give the radio station a more urban/college appeal. This is design one of two.


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San Jose State University's radio station hired The Art Project to design and press a series of shirts for a new campign they are launching to give the radio station a more urban/college appeal. This is design two of two.


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This tee design was a collaboration between myself and Scott Holtog, another designer from the The Art Project. It was done for a good friend of ours' suprise birthday party. I made the graphic of his face and Scott designed the text. The colors were modeled after Chad's favorite shirt he wears, a sky blue tee with black ink. Chad walked into the party with a sea of people wearing this shirt.


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This tee was created for The Art Project's store. It was the first tee we made a girl version of as well. It was pressed on Fruit of the Loom for the fellas and Bella for the ladies. For the moon on the back and the bolts we used silver sparkle ink. Click here to see the pressed version.


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Tehachapi Dance Theatre hired The Art Project to design and press a few shirts for them. I tried for a simple design for their company to wear on a day to day basis or at competitions.


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Tehachapi Dance Theatre hired The Art Project to design and press a few shirts for them. What says dancer more than "I like to Dance"? It was pressed on a mint green tee with dark green and white ink.


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Tehachapi Dance Theatre hired The Art Project to design and press a few shirts for them. This design was for their teen dance team. This tee is super jazzy.


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This was made for The Art Project's store, but never got pressed. The colors reminded me of a creamsicle.


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A design I made for a hardcore band from Fremont. This is what you look like after you see them live... your FACE gets thrashed off from all the metal flying at you! Check out TSW: Myspace.com/TheSubtleWay


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The Naturals, a bouldering team, hired TAP to design and press shirts for their competitions. When you are holding the wall horizontally, you know you are good at it.


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A groovy dance squad from SJSU asked for a foxy, far-out, psychedelic logo. You know what I said right back? No problem, JIVE TURKEY!


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I have always had a soft spot in my heart for summer camp shirts. They represent great memories, friendship, and major wedgies. This is my version of a summer camp tee.


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I am huge fan of Sam Beam and his tunes. I was listening to The Shepard's Dog and got this idea for a tee. I submitted it to Sub Pop Records (Iron and Wine's label) for a merch idea.


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I love California... and I like to think she loves me too. California outline in brown on the front and the flag as the tag! Boo-yah!

Web page is live: www.CBCAfremont.com
I created a web page for a local organization with a CMS (content management system) that enables them to change headline content on their front page and update their calendar of events. The calendar is can be subscribed to, to alert users of new content.


Web page no longer up, I am no longer the designer for EEC.
I was the webmaster/graphic designer for EEC for the year and a half I was with the improv & sketch comedy company. The focus of the website was to give updates of new shows, information about the company, present their video sketches & pictures, and sell their merchendise.
This is my favorite design I did for EEC, everything was organized well and the design is pretty clean. Every page has a new banner at the top with an EEC picture with the people's faces "pigged out". At this time, the group really wanted to make sure thier logo, the pig face, was known so I made that a background as well.


Web page no longer up, I am no longer the designer for EEC.
I was the webmaster/graphic designer for EEC for the year and a half I was with the improv & sketch comedy company. The focus of the website was to give updates of new shows, information about the company, present their video sketches & pictures, and sell their merchendise.
For this design, I took the "evil" part of EEC and based the design around it. I included horror movie zombies, erie mannequins, and tiki masks- all pretty evil stuff. I departed from the red, black and white colors and threw in orange for a new feel.


Web page no longer up, the company closed.
I was the web/graphic designer for Reverb Theatre for about a year, until the theatre company closed. The web site was to provide information on new productions, company information, and to showcase old productions.
This design was centered around the idea of sound reverberation and the many different ways sound can be produced- this example is the piano. Along with the web site design, I also created the logo and identity for Reverb Theatre.

This was Martin's first show in San Francisco, so I had to include some SF landmark and I chose the Golden Gate. I also experiemented with different page sizes for this flyer, it is half a 8x10 page. I figured between the color and size it would pop out on a wall of flyers.


Fun fact about Martin, giraffes are his favorite animal.


Issue 10 and Martin Murray hit the road for a month and toured California, this was their tour poster. Each venue had a personalized address below the date.


Have you ever had a cup of Martin's special brand of acoustic goodness? You should try the decafe Martin latte with extra carmel, soy milk, and low-fat whip. It is great on a cold winter day!

This postcard was done for Reverb Theatre's In The Blood. The show's settings was current day ghettos, under a bridge. The director wanted a fancy letter 'a' on the postcard, along with blood on it. I put the post no bills background to set the feel of city streets.


This postcard was done for Reverb Theatre's La Ronde, three old stoires of love translated and updated to current day. The director asked for two people pressing together tightly with light distortion on top of it. What better two parts of the body to be pressed together than lips?


I started this graphic for CSUEB's production of Angels in America. Without notice the Dean of the Theatre department printed a generic flyer for numerous theatre events happening over the next few months, including Angels. I thought this was a good start to an awesome postcard.


EEC had their first show picked up for a second run in Berkeley. This is the front of the postcard to promote the show.


EEC had their first show picked up for a second run in Berkeley. This is the back of the postcard to promote the show.


I was in a comedy one act titled The Philadelphia and a fake magazine was needed for a prop; a current copy of "Toronto Hairdresser". Seeing as there is no such thing, I was asked to make it by the director. Knowing it would never get seen by the audience upclose, the director wanted something ridculous. I had fun making this.


Casi wanted to make some headshot postcards that would stand out from all of the boring white background headshot material out there. I think the green color realy brings out here eyes in the pictures. Jazzy!

A super fresh birthday present for my sister. Printed, signed, and limited edish! Did you get the invite to the Hotti Totti Party in Cotati?


Before the tour got started, there was a slide show of around 25 different slides with jokes, promotions, and word scrambles on them to keep the audience entertained.


I have created a photoshop template to turn current images into western style images by adding sepia tones, dirt & grunge, gradient fades, burns, and washed out light spots. There are many different variables in the template to give each image a unique look.


I have created a photoshop template to turn current images into western style images by adding sepia tones, dirt & grunge, gradient fades, burns, and washed out light spots. There are many different variables in the template to give each image a unique look.


I have created a 1920s template to turn current images into prohibition style images.