Custom Volvo footage

currently at 35th North Skateshop

Thanks to those who made it out to my first solo show. If you weren't able to make it to the opening, the work will be up all month. According to the word on the street, the Ksera x 35th North skate deck will be in next week!

photo credit: +Russ

Light writing for Keith Rivers Films

My first global TV commercial campaign.

Recently, I spent a few weeks on a commercial set with Keith Rivers Films, creating light writing effects used for this Microsoft IE9 commercial. Not only was this my first experience being on a studio set, but also, light writing. I spent many long days in a pitch black studio, toying with flashlights and bulbs, trying to get the right look. We played around with many different light sources and some very innovative filming techniques that you will be able to catch in the behind-the-scenes documentary, coming soon. I had an amazing time working with the Keith Rivers Films crew, and I look forward to viewing future compelling advertisements they create.


A More Beautiful Web is... Internet Explorer TV Commercial from Internet Explorer on Vimeo.


Special Thanks to the Keith Rivers Films crew for creating such a grasping commercial. Also, Alex Clare,  Microsoft, Canon Cameras, and DeviantArt.

New Videos

Here is some footage from recent adventures! Take a look!

Read this article to find our more on the Few and Far wall in Miami 

Staying Busy

Some really cool projects in the works!  I have been super swamped getting ready for the new year, and all of its endeavors. I managed to get myself into a new exciting medium, which will be revealed in a few months. Until then, I'll keep it moving in the studio!

photo by Carlos Aguilar

In the Studio

Here's Carlos Aguilar getting to work on a collaboration of ours.

This piece is currently in the shop window of Herban Legends, in Seattle.

Traffic Control

Recently, I was able to paint a few traffic control boxes for the City of Seattle, and the Jackson Street Corridor Association. You can find them in Seattle's Central District, along Jackson St.