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. After graduating I worked for a year as a designer at NYTimes.com.
Now I'm working as a freelance designer in Brooklyn. 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
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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.
