Author Archives: Robert

Lucha Sumo icons in lunchtime smackdown

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Robert

The new Taqueria and Sushi lunch services on the fifth floor of Seattle’s Starbucks Center building don’t have or need much in the way of signage; they don’t even seem to have any specific names. They don’t really need to … Continue reading →

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Jet Parts Engineering – lobby mural

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Robert

Jet Parts Engineering, which fabricates replacement parts for commercial airplane hydraulics and other systems, relocated their offices to an industrial park just north of Boeing Field late in 2011. As initially planned, the lobby in their new home was rather … Continue reading →

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Vintage Mexican movie posters for Sodo Taqueria

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Robert

As part of a larger project to get fresh tacos into the hands and mouths of hungry Starbucks partners at Seattles Sodo building headquarters, I was asked to mount a collection of 28 vintage Mexican movie posters from the 50s … Continue reading →

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Starbucks mural for Las Vegas airport

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Robert

In February I was asked by Starbucks to do a retro-ish design for the corner walls of an existing store at the Las Vegas airport, managed by HMS Host. The idea was to invoke some of the feel of the … Continue reading →

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LunchBox Laboratory comes to Bellevue

Posted on February 4, 2012 by Robert

Side wall in bar section – LunchBox Laboratory Bellevue The new LunchBox Laboratory has opened in Bellevue as of late January, replete with all sorts of loose ends that have now mostly been completed. None of the late completion of … Continue reading →

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