A Fix for the Met Museum

My proposed new Met Museum logo with respect to the museum's tradition, a process, to replace the current disastrous update.  From the old Met Logo...

And for the Met Breuer...

Yet Two More Business Cards

Two new business cards.  I like to put the details on the back to keep design clean and strong.

Designs for DieBalls, a Game

Characters for a Futurist Font

From an Old Drawing of a Sperm Whale to a Business Card

Imaginary Photo of a Carnivorous Bog Plant, Drawn in Sketchbook + Pages

A Lost Hammershøi Masterpiece Rediscovered?

Actually, no.  It is a montage from two of his paintings.  No Photoshop, only Mac Pages was used. Here is the equation...

Made into a book cover...

opened cover

This integrated faux-painting reminds me of  a Vermeer painting at the Met where you can see into a background room.  And if you asked me my favorite room(s) at the Met, I would say the ones in the Vermeer.

my letter tzadi inspired by Ben Shahn's tzadi

Art for Synagogue Walls, Interior

Large paintings are to adorn one wall.  They are meant to evoke the first six days of creation.  The days relate to (describe) the first six eras (thousand years) of Jewish reckoning of history.  We are living in the sixth millennium, the 5775th year of creation = 2015.  Hey, we're in a palindromic year!  

The seventh day of creation corresponds to messianic era to come.  If it is not hurried along, it will arrive in 225 years.

The opposite wall will have the same images but of stained glass.

The ner tamid, נֵר תָּמִיד, represents the seventh in this relationship of art.

Avraham's Aligning of the 12 Heavens

Dinner Plate on Matching White Tablecloth

Coffee for the Emperor, Dark with Ermine Wrap

Fun With TyPoGrapHy

A beautiful command.

Paper Plane Logo