One year in the making, we have finished a 16-style network typeface for ESPN. This typeface will be used exclusively by ESPN until 2011. Then we'll release it for purchase through Cubanica and MyFonts.

We designed a poster for a talk given by Brazil's legendary designer and author Felipe Taborda. Felipe edited and wrote the book Latin American Graphic Design published by Taschen.

Ever read the New York Times Magazine? This is a lettering illustration designed for William Safire's 'On Language' section. Vote Obama!

Zoo York commissioned us to design a skateboard for their annual Artist Series that featured custom graphics from nine of today's 'top creative masterminds.' This 7.5 x 31.25 inch deck is available directly from Cubanica for $75.00 including shipping and handling.

Coisa Linda is a special edition 45-color, 12" x 12" silkscreened book that we designed with the Brazillian artist Beatriz Milhazes. It is now housed within the Museum of Modern Art's Library Archives collection.

This poster was for a Parsons film festival that screened films with ethnic and cultural topics.

Nat Nast is a men's apparel company specializing in a mid-20th century luxury sensibility. We've been designing T-shirts, woven shirts, and polos for them for four years now. These are some of the shirts from recent seasons.

William Morrisey and Pablo A. Medina collaborated on this black and flourescant orange mailer poster for PM's newest typeface.

For the Design Directions Spring of 2004 poster, Cubanica used an urban coloquialism to attract high school kids from New York City to the Design Museum's design workshops.

This poster was chosen to represent the 2006 Cartagena Film Festival. The festival is one of the most important of Latin America, screening 150 films from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Spain, Mexico and Venezuela.

Four Way books is a poetry book publisher based in Tribeca, NYC. BTW, Pablo Medina the poet ain't me, it's my dad.

These are two books that we've designed for Harper Collins.