-GEOFF MC FETRIDGE-
McFetridge is a graphic artist based in Los Angeles California. He creates work for clients within the traditional world of graphic design as well as on projects that test those boundaries of his job description. This unbounded approach to doing art and design is a definitive aspect of his work.

After graduating from the MFA Design program at the California Institute of the Arts he became art director for Grand Royal Magazine from 1995-1997. Although at first glance he appears only to have himself as a client, he has a stellar list of clients; Patagonia, Stussy, Burton Snowboards, Marc Jacobs, Lignet Roset, Milk Fed, Girl Skateboards, Hermes, and Greenpeace. He’s designed a shoe and watch for Nike. Over the years he has produced; toys, skateboards, sandbags, wallpaper, fabrics, couches, bikes, books, stickers, sweaters, sunglasses, films, songs and poems. His “mini-poster packs” are part of SFMOMA’s permanent collection. He has had solo shows at Colette in Paris, Parco Gallery in Tokyo, Spiritroom Berlin, Kemistry Gallery London and George’s and New Image Art in Los Angeles. His work is currently part of the touring museum show “Beautiful Losers” which is touring internationally. His titling work includes Spike Jonzes film “Adaptation” and the doodle-ridden sequence for Sofia Coppola’s The Virgin Suicides. His music videos and commercials for clients like the Hewlitt Packard, Pepsi, Napster and the ESPN Winter X-Games have garnered awards and attention at numerous festivals. McFetridge was featured in the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt Design triennial and the California Design Biennial in 2003.