Gavin

Work / Graphic Design

Gavin Potenza

Words by Alex Bec, Tuesday 18 August 2009

A plethora of nice things for your eyes courtesy of Gavin Poteza. Highlights for me are Orange Print, a beautiful 6×4 photographic print, his statistics for (the wonderful) GOOD magazine and of course the pictured Diatomic Oxygen logo. Impressive from the Portland-based creative who has goals for 2009 that include becoming an Astronomer. If he does manage it, their gain would most definitely be our loss.

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