Design

I have designed and produced magazines, logos, videos, text books, books of poetry, 3D signage and walkthroughs, websites, and audio installations.

Design
Arts & Ideas — "Magazine Walk" at Malcolm Grear Designers

Experienced as a creative director, operations lead/officer, publisher, producer and editor (magazine/video.)

Intermingled

This gallery is a snapshot of projects I have designed and developed. In order from top left, across: Arts & Ideas Magazine, A&I Community Design, HereBook, The Commons, River and HereLab Illustration. Further profiled below.

My grasp of story, presentation, information is "balanced and tuned," leaning toward a clean, modern line.


Arts & Ideas Magazine

Link to full issue pdf

Founding publisher, editor and creative director.

I curated and edited stories/media. Designed the structure and each issue. Laid it out, established "style guide" refinements and managed the printing (Dartmouth Printers.)

Schlepped boxes, stocked racks, broke even. Totally worth it.

Chris Jordan: Albatross, fed by "eons of trust" — our waste. A&I: Issue 4

River

Director (Creative and Business.) River was a foray into Web3 — mobile, blockchain-driven social impact media. We won a hackathon and token funding for this concept.

Designed all media, identity, managed business and funding


HereLab

HereLab Founder, Director (Creative and Business,) Operations lead.

Designed all media, branding, identity.


Video

Producer, Creative Director, Editor

West Tisbury Public Library

I shot, edited and produced this as part of a successful capital campaign for a completely new (and wonderful) library.

Best Fest

This piece was one of a series called "30 Second Videos," an effort to highlight creators in the Vineyard community. It's kindof self-explanatory.

Ross Gannon's Boat

I heard Ross Gannon, a world renowned wooden boat builder, was about to launch his own boat. I raced down to VH and got this story.

Rose Abrahamson

Rose Abrahamson lived to 101. Wonderful human, still revered.


3D

It's at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Boston. It "hinges" on the ICA's identity design — a "cut typography" that states what's there by articulating what's not. Malcolm Grear's did the donor recognition and signage.

ICA Boston — Interpretive Sign, Patrick Phillips at Malcolm Grear Designers

Malcolm Grear Designers

I have had the honor of working in a number of great studios. My "home" will always be at Malcolm Grear Designers in Providence. Great studio, great people.

I'm the one in the striped shirt, with Tim (left), Pat, Beth and Joel. Pat and I are holding the ICA primary sign.