130.

Arrested Development has always been one of my favorite shows of all time. So when I heard that I'd get to art direct the entire campaign for their new season, I almost blue myself (those who watch the show will get that I'm not perverted, nor do I misunderstand basic grammar skills). Over the last 6 months I've been lucky enough to work on a team of ridiculously talented creatives and account managers at Ignition to come up with one of the most influential entertainment marketing campaigns in years. Extensive in scope and relevancy to what the show is about, we created a 360 degree campaign that celebrated the comedy and brilliance that the shows writers and actors have crafted over the years.

The media buy for this was extensive as well, with more than 500 posters in the NYC subway system alone, Times Square video screens, billboards and wildpostings.

126.

Forgot about this one.

121.

Ah, New York...

119.

Retouched this:

109.

Darrelle Revis. New York Jets.

108.

Here is some behind-the-scene swag from the NFL shoot that I was the digital-tech on. Spanning over the course of two weeks and shot in three different cities, Portland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas - we shot 18 high profile NFL athletes and drank 64 redbulls. True story.

We had to have people catch the passes when the

quarterbacks were running through their action shots.

So, this is me catching a pass from Jacksonville Jaguar

quarterback, Blaine Gabbert. Caught on the first try!

(with strobes flashing in my eyes, and they don't throw soft)

Marshawn Lynch in Beast Mode.

The Set

The whole stage. Big enough to fit SUV's and a frigen grip truck.

Marcus in deep thought with clients

107.

I've been waiting a while to be able to show this stuff. NDA's. Anyways - when I was back in Portland, I helped create the entire concepts used for Nikes new contract with the NFL. This project spanned over the course of 6 months and shot in three different cities.

106.

This was cool. Almost more graphic design than retouching - but as you can imagine, this took quite a bit of photoshop power. Tons.

104.

Tyson Gay, Olympic Runner. 

103.

Nike Basketball:

102.

Quick tear-sheet from of a Nike Running project I worked on:

This project easily went through a billion hands - but an obvious shout-out to Brian Tobin and Ben Adams is in order. 

101.

Nike Running. Art Direction by Justin Hays and Cynthia Tuan. Beautiful.

100.

I can't think of a better way of marking my 100th post, then to show off my recent work that is appearing in this weeks Time Magazine. This is actress Rachel Weisz - shot by my good friend Graeme Mitchell.

99.

Flew out to New York a few weeks ago to help with this project. This is Michelle Money - she was runner-up on The Bachelorette and is now being branded by my friends agency. We shot her on set, and I composited her into this room:

98.

Two OG friends of mine from nyc started a branding agency. Really excited to see what kind of work they start pumping out. I did the retouching for their website. good luck guys!

site:

POLLEN BRANDS

96.

Exciting things happening right now! Stay tuned.

92.

Shot in a house that was designed by the same dude who did the MoMA in New York. No big.

91.

Beauty:

90.

Ten away from a century.

Retouching I did for Trimera Group.

88.

This was a great project to be part of. I did the all the retouching for this quite extensive project - that ended up getting a TON of hype. Danner is one of the coolest companies I've done work for and their creative team is one of the best in the business. Oh, and it was in GQ.