Lots going on behind curtains at the moment. Just finished a fun augmented reality animation project for Brooklyn Brewery which will be premiered at one of their events this month. I'll put up videos of the project soon after.



Meanwhile I've used all the rest of my time (what a delightful oxymoron) working on a private commission of a new tryptic. Check out a little timelapse of a detail:

Over the course of 2016 YouTube launched the 6-seconds unskippable ad format before videos. To promote the format to brands, agencies and creatives they commissioned several filmmakers to create a 6 seconds short film that would be screened at the YouTube House at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. The creative brief was completely open.

Here's an illustration I made for my friend Zach Mortensen's side project Invisible Supply Co., which provides little stickers you can put in front of your computer's camera so that the bad people don't spy on you. Yup.

MTV asked me to create four idents, leaving me complete creative freedom. Only requirement was to show the logo at the end somehow.

This is a tryptic I recently did for a private commission. See a bigger image and details here.

Just shot a couple tv ads for MTV Snapchat.

Been hard at work editing and gathering material for my new feature documentary, Archaeology of the future. Can't wait to be able to share something with you.

The fake apartment video I directed via Rokkan for Humane Society is finally out. The campaign is aimed at raising awareness about the broken promises Costco made when they declared they would stop selling eggs coming from caged chickens. I hope this campaign makes a difference. UPDATE: By the end of 2015, Costco went cage-free! Read about their decision here.

Last night Ghost Robot hosted their third Grand Quarterly party, and my illustrated journal "Yo solve Cuba" had the honor to be the highlight of the night. We exhibited all the original pages (which are up for viewing until end of December) and we also printed a limited edition of 50 copies of the book itself. Come buy at our Williamsburg office or buy online!



As an additional bit of fun I put together a small live drawing performance, during which me, Nico Casavecchia and Fons Schiedon collaboratively worked on a drawing in front of the audience. I'll soon post the final result and a timelapse of it. thanks to everyone who came, it was fun!

I can't believe i found someone who gave me a wall to paint in Brooklyn. well, it happened and now it's out there.