I left the San Francisco Bay Area for New York City in 2003 to study design, drawing, and printmaking at The Cooper Union School of Art. Since graduating last summer I've been working as a designer at NYTimes.com.
Aside from a number of personal projects and contracted work, I'm currently working on an information dissemination experiment called The Shirt Project, funded by the Rhoda Lubalin Fellowship.
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by Rich Watts
Recent posts
Back Story
I've finally experienced first-hand one of the few occupational hazards of an office worker.
Flows Like Blood, Thick Like Oil
A quick study of Paul Anderson's There Will Be Blood, and the conflicts and characters within the film.
Look
Readers of I.D. magazine will see my illustrations for the “Suspicious Characters” article, a short piece on changing language in China. You can also see the June issue online.
You can now see icons I had made for Sahadeva Hammari’s t-shirt aggregator, Rumplo.com, which had just gone live about week ago.
