I recently worked on all of the designs for the Dole Great Race of Agoura Hills 2009 run. All the tech shirts worn by the various race participants, all the tees in the store, and the volunteer t-shirts and hoodies were handled by my company. This was one of the top selling tees in the retail store.
Another vintage t-shirt design, this time for Stevenson Ranch. The tee design is distressed and aged on a navy unisex and women's shirt. Simple with a wide appeal.
Quick turnaround job for a short run of shirts. We had to go with clip art for this job, but we were lucky to find a perfect image. We added some typography and vintage distressing. The design wraps around the side of the tee.
A hand designed piece I did that will hopefully spawn a Peace To All apparel line. This will be a limited print for customers at our trade show. Vintage print with a soft hand feel.
Done for Inspired By Sepideh for her growing business brand. She chose one of these to become her new logo. The concept she wanted was a heart with an opening at the bottom with a sun shining out, with lavendaer and gold for colors. The idea was a logo that carried her message of leaving an opening in your heart for hope. These were my pitches for that idea.
For the past couple of months I have been the head designer for a small appparel firm that specializes in trendy spirit wear for schools. Below are some favorites from 2008. I wish there were still some I could've kept for photographing.
Concept fashion sketch for some new distressed hoodies we're hoping to get manufactured. May be digitally colored later with one of my designs on the sleeve. 
This proposal for Oak Park High School's spirit wear line up just got approved, but with a slightly different placement for the art. Originally it was meant to go up to the neck line and run over on the sleeve a bit, as shown below.
This is the result of a test with some new Adobe Illustrator brushes, from a tutorial found on vectortuts.com. The brushes are fantastic, giving a traditional inked feel. I'll be using these a lot more in the future.
This flyer was designed for an apparel company attending an upcoming convention, aimed at spirit wear for schools. The shirt designs had to be digitally placed on all the blank apparel, since the company did not have a photographer shoot their product line. Working with their art director, I handled the photoshop work, vector art, and layout.
