“Progress doesn’t travel in a straight line”

These unique letterpress prints are available at standardnotice.com/shop/everythin… Printed by the lovely folks at James Tucker in SF

Hello, this thing still on? I have a new site to sell my art. Give it a look at standardnotice.com

With apologies to Wolfmother and a cameo by Louie

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How it started —> how it’s going. Happy Gotcha Day, Louie

Always an honor to chat with Jarrett Fuller and to support his podcast

Who’s hiring designers right now? Let's get a thread going below! 👋👇

Hal is the MVP of the Oakland Coliseum and A’s games 💛💚🌭 Respect.

This is the pop culture crossover I didn’t know I needed. ❤️

The weather is getting weird again

I just learned about Fat Bear Week and I am here for it nps.gov/katm/learn/fat… Thank you Katmai National Park 🐻 ❤️

What a joy to chat with People I've Loved The reward is in the process 😉

Live drawing event with George McCalman via City Arts & Lectures ?! ❤️!!! cityarts.net/event/talking-…

With streaming platforms trying to woo people to stay at home and the consistent call that “print is dead,” Alamo San Francisco is out here with a letter-pressed flyer of their summer movies. Never change Alamo Drafthouse ❤️

Not the mockups we needed, but the mockups we deserve.

The Supreme Court just ended our constitutional right to abortion — but you can count on us to fight to make sure you get the care you deserve. Your local Planned Parenthood might still be providing abortions even if a ban may soon be in place. Call 1-800-230-PLAN.

My dudes. Quit posting about design work right now. Chase the creative clout another day and show up for the the people in your space that are having their world turned upside down. You don't even have to say anything. Listening and reading is an easy place to start.

Overturning Roe and outlawing abortions will never make them go away.

It only makes them more dangerous, especially for the poor + marginalized.

People will die because of this decision. And we will never stop until abortion rights are restored in the United States of America.