One Hundred Days started mostly on a whim. I had been wanting to challenge myself with a daily project of some sort, and... More > wondered how to go about it. It wasn’t until I took the shot you see on the following page that I decided to do it, just like that.
The rules were simple – once a day for 100 days straight I would take a daily shot which I would then embellish with some sort of typographic treatment. The piece would have to be independent of any other work I was doing and had to be completed on-the-fly (meaning no preparation). I tried very hard not to over think and wanted to cultivate a spontaneous feel that was fun and simple. No real planning was ever involved, and as much as possible I used personal elements that would reflect my life and say something about who I am and how I see the world. It was an experiment that focused on the random elements of everyday life and the language of photography and graphic design. < Less

CHRISTMAS FROM COSSETTE FEATURING HOLLYWOOD GLAM STARRING PEOPLE FROM COSSETTE

a scale model of the human condition.

116 photos taken over the course of one evening at a "fasching" style party in vancouver, canada.

softcover version of my gaijin diary book. insides are exactly the same, but with a different wraparound cover and a lower price.

16 days in japan. a photo story by >>areml.