I am big into logos: Here are a few favorites

Lake County Captains Baseball logo
Grenade brand for snowboarding
Skullcandy Music
Paul Jr. Motorcycles and Design
Peterbilt trucks
Oregon Ducks (college)
Oakley Lifestyle
Famous Star
Etnies
Dishaw Guitars
Jordan Jumpman

Erin Wengrovius

I love following old classmates. Erin is from Albany and graduated
from RIT (2008) with a degree in graphics. Erin's style is contagious and
you can tell her work from a mile away, with the dark defining
lines and accentuated features. I love this drawing she did
for Esquire Magazine, so much I bought a copy from her. See
more of Erin's work by clicking on the "Design Friends" link on the
right hand tool bar. ----->

Nate Bachman

So my good design friend Nate Bachmann works in NYC
for a company called Graj + Gustavsen and he worked
on an experimental project for Amrican Eagle and had
a large part in the design process (above) search ECO on
the AE site for more examples! See more of Nates work
here: http://www.natebachmann.com/

New Post!

Hello all,

For now on (as if it already hasnt
happened) I will continuing to report
some of my favorite findings and hoping
to get to the Library soon!

But along those lines I will try to
continually highlight local work aka
my design friends to keep you
in the awe of what they are doing....

So enjoy!

A few favorites from George.

A look at one of my favorite galleies in Cali:
George Krevsky. Of coarse it's baseball and of coarse
its got to have a little watercolor (or the illusion
of it.) First image is mixed media titled Winky SF
Seals Bat Boy by Stacey Carter. The second is a litho
titled Dock’s Psychedelic No-No (the skeleton) by
Robbie Conal. Georges gallery is in my links
tab so I like to take a browse, they do baseball
galleries every year!

Update!

After weeks of work, I am finally getting back
on here....Look for new posts as I look for new
inspiration.

Nike football uniforms

I believe (though Im not a huge fan of the brand) Nike will
take the style of sports uniforms to a whole new
"artistic" level, and although they might not have tons
of fans for these "futuristic" style jerseys, it's just
really cool to me! Recently Nike [or someone released]
sketches for future jerseys for the NFL, whether they
are real or not I am excited to see what they do. Reebok
was recently out bid for the rights to the NFL by Nike,
thus Nike will be the official carrier of the league.

Nike of coarse has done the most interesting designs
for its home grown team, the Oregon Ducks, touting
the razor like wings on the shoulder blades of their
football jerseys. Whether, I repesct the brand or not,
I give Nike credit for really bringing an artistic feel
to their gear, and I am excited to see more!