Georgetown has a new all ages music venue called the Slab that is a part of the Seattle Drum School on South Michigan Street. I did the b/w opening night poster featuring the two headed fish of the Duwamish river. The Lonely Forest is playing along with New Faces so make sure you check it out on June 27th. I will also have some new art up on the walls as well.
I’ve started a new area on this site called “Vintage Vectors“. My idea is to recreate some classic designs in vector format for the world to enjoy and use. I was inspired by a 1982 Style Auto jacket I purchased at the Goodwill store last year. The jacket was a little big but I didn’t care. The patches and tags were what sold me on it.
So from that jacket comes Vintage Vectors - bringing analog design into the digital age. If you download this please comment and let me know what you think!
I’ve been digging through the DJ recordings I had done over the past 12 years and found this gem from 2003. This mix incorporates bits of electro, synth wave & housy breaks which you can download here. Below is the track list:
Mighty Rhythms Volume 2 - mixed by Evan Moss
This is my entry to the DESIGN THE MODERN SNOWBOARD contest, sponsored by K2 Snowboards and Design Within Reach. The concept on this one was to make the board a window out into space, complete with skewed blinds, rockets and robots. My submission below will be up at the Denver DWR studio and judged by attendees to the opening event on March 27th.
Here’s some selected pen and ink illustrations by Joanna Abbott-Moss.
Joanna and I had 3 illustrations published in issue 21 of Louis Liard, an international creative journal.
Here’s the flyer I did for the Vintage Synth Night my friend Marc through down at the Seattle Drum School in Georgetown on Sept. 3rd. There’s nothing like the sound of at Casio SK-5 playing over the top of a Roland Juno-60. Pure analog goodness!
Here’s the poster I did for Swampdweller’s CD release party at Nectar in Seattle. I was attempting to do a gradating red poster - with mixed results. Thanks Vera Project for the use of the silkscreen studio.