Yesterday the mailbox greeted me with a little surprise. A Surprise of giant posters and lots of them, from none other than the School of Visual Concepts from right here in Seattle, WA. Not only were they nice posters all around, but they were done by none other then the legendary letterpress shop, Hatch Show Print.

Now for those who don’t know about SVC, it’s one of the best creative resources in all of Seattle. It’s both an portfolio school and school filled with all other kinds of goodies like a complete letterpress studio and computer classes for anything that can take place on your monitor. Take a look for yourself here.

A big thanks goes out to everyone over at SVC for the great posters. Now I have to uphold my end of the deal and do my best to hand them out and spread the word.

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Week one of the fantasy football season starts tomorrow and, I gotta say, I’m excited to unveil my new team, the Cleveland Steamers. This is my second season playing since starting in 2008, which began as research into this growing world for a client, and I’m glad we did. It’s pretty dorky, but for some reason I like the whole process of trying to figure out which players are going to put up the most fantasy points week to week, and finding the best match-ups. It’s like chess, except it takes seventeen weeks to play and you can’t control your pieces.

So anyway, be on the lookout for the Cleveland Steamers and their new logo. They don’t have anything to do with Cleveland or steam, but it’s a damn fine team name.

Welcome to Andytown, USA. This will be the new home for all my creative endeavors. Whether that be through advertising, illustration, photography or anything else that deserves to be seen, it will give them all a place to live.

As you can probably tell, it’s still currently a work in progress, but in reality this site will never be fully complete. Hopefully, I will never stop creating and thinking, making sure this place is constantly evolving, growing and becoming better. And this may be the first post, but it won’t be the last.

The roads are now open to Andytown. I hope you enjoy your visit.