This is where the normals live.
Amy Leverton of Denim Dudes and Solomon from Left Hand Twill and myself teamed up on a project with Elmer Gomer that is entitled Sewn Together. Using denim scraps, we made an exclusive embroidered patch for sale with a message. Each of us will split the profits equally in a gesture to equality and equity in the world. Amy wrote an amazing blog post about the whole process that you can read here.
A special collaboration with Nom Ceramics – Rebeca Milton and Scot Proctor of East Side Pot Shop.
We met up timidly at the beginning of the pandemic and discussed a simple collaboration where they did their thing and then I did mine. The results are exciting and the beginning of some new works and directions for Elmer Gomer.
View the works in more detail at the web store.
Excited to launch this new service on Elmer Gomer. I’ve been saving my friend’s butts and knees for a while now locally, but I’m now offering this service to folks living in the USA as an experiment.
Sure, you can go and buy another pair of jeans for less, but someone else could do that, too. Now, you can keep your jeans longer and contribute to a project set out to reduce manufacturing waste and teach people to repair their own clothing.
Read more on the Elmer Gomer website
Over the past 4 years, I've played just about every role in the agency/creative field while working at Land. It's been a wild adventure, from producing artwork and design for some of the most demanding clients to creating one of the largest brands in the cannabis space, I can move on to the next phase of my career knowing that I've gained a lot of valuable knowledge and experience.
I'm excited and anxious to be back out on my own.
Ready for whatever comes next.
I’ve been working on a new idea for the past few years in the back of my head about a project that helps deliver simple ideas in booklet format. Well, that idea finally came into the physical world yesterday and I’m super excited to announce:
HAND OUTS – Simple, small ideas in booklet format – made to share.
Look out for a more detailed post and how you can get your own soon.
I’ve been fortunate to live out many of my dreams, but this one has probably taken the cake. Since I was a youngster growing up in the great state of Texas, marijuana as they call it, has been illegal. I experimented a few times with the plant and realized it has more potential than the government gives it credit and have been delighted to see the legalization process happening across the nation.
Over the past three years working with LAND, we created a cannabis brand like no other – OLD PAL. I was excited to learn all about regulations and processes and build messaging and advertising for smokers of all types.
In such a short time, we’ve been able to produce over 30 different SKUs sold in the legal cannabis marketplace along with a line of accessories and clothing available to purchase. Take a look and pick up a pack of quality, cannabis at a dispensary near you.
