Much of the things designers work on is very ephemeral in nature, printed pieces that are quickly recycled, web sites that are outdated as soon as they are relased, so I was very excited to work on something a little more permanent. I was pretty excited to design the signage for the Paul Schell Center at Pier 66. I had scoped out the area, matched the type with the location and went back and forth over the final design with my Port colleagues.

It was a real kick to see the final fabricated pieces being installed. I thought it turned out pretty nice, next time you’re down on the Seattle waterfront, check it out.