Graham Slick

Many forms.
One practice.

Graham Slick works across design, experiences, sound, clothing and art. This is his life in projects, from 1994 to now.

Portland, Oregon


Every project, year by year

94 projects, 1994 to now

  1. 2026

    1. Sound · Experience · Ventures · 2026

      Aloka V.2 

      Aloka is rebuilt around Graham, with a new website of its own.

    2. UX · Ventures · Sound · 2026

      SoundBath.co V.2 · Pivot 

      A pivot under the same name: a national hub of sound bath, breathwork and wellness events.

    3. UX · Ventures · 2026

      Bricks 

      A web app for organizing a weekly game of H.O.R.S.E. with friends.

    4. Design · Ventures · 2026

      Made in Portland 

      A living directory of websites made in Portland, Oregon, and the people who make them.

    5. Design · UX · 2026

      aloka.org 

      Aloka’s website: the weekly schedule, private bookings, gift cards, a shop and the newsletter.

    6. Design · Since 2026

      Wild Reed Yoga 

      A new identity for a Portland yoga studio that left the Modo Yoga franchise to build a name of its own, and the posters, passes, signs and clothing that followed.

  2. 2025

    1. Sound · Experience · Ventures · 2025

      Aloka V.1 

      Graham’s sound ceremonies, led as Aloka since 2019, become a business: Aloka Sound Bath House.

    2. UX · Ventures · Sound · 2025

      SoundBath.co V.1 

      Graham’s own website, for his sessions: the site Willamette Week named with his 2025 award.

    3. Life · Design · 2025

      Christmas card, 2025 

      The family’s 2025 holiday card, designed by Graham: the three of them and the cat surfing a wave with the Christmas tree.

  3. 2024

    1. Experience · Sound · Since 2024

      Sound Lab 

      Aloka’s core format: ninety minutes of sound, breath and movement, held on the floor in low light.

  4. 2023

    1. Clothing · Ventures · Since 2023

      PØNG 

      Graham’s shop of clothing and gifts.

    2. Life · Design · 2023

      Christmas card, 2023 

      The family’s 2023 holiday card, designed by Graham: their son leaping over a gingerbread village, and the year in photos on the back.

  5. 2022

    1. Life · Design · 2022

      Christmas card, 2022 

      The family’s 2022 holiday card, designed by Graham: the three of them, with their new baby, riding a giant flying cat.

  6. 2021

    1. Design · UX · 2021

      Curo 

      A logo and screens for Curo, an app for planning a project’s tasks and costs and pricing what it makes, made as an intern project at EyeCue Lab.

    2. UX · Design · 2021

      Startups for All 

      A community events calendar for Startups for All, an online incubator for self-funded founders, designed at EyeCue Lab.

    3. Life · Design · 2021

      Christmas card, 2021 

      The family’s 2021 holiday card, designed by Graham: the two of them jumping for joy in front of their first house, out in space.

  7. 2020

    1. UX · 2020–2023

      Powur 

      A solar-sales software suite: the sellers’ platform, a back office, a customer website and mobile apps.

    2. Design · 2020

      Graham Head 

      A cut-out portrait of Graham’s smiling head, set on squares of hot red, black, charcoal gray and white.

    3. UX · Design · 2020

      Knox 

      Product design for Knox’s software platform for first responders, at EyeCue Lab.

    4. UX · Design · 2020–2022

      BD Biosciences 

      Product design for CBA, BD Biosciences’ Cytometric Bead Array software for flow cytometry, at EyeCue Lab.

    5. Life · Design · 2020

      Christmas card, 2020 

      The family’s 2020 holiday card, designed by Graham: the two of them riding painted folk-art animals through a stop-motion snowscape.

  8. 2019

    1. UX · Design · Ventures · 2019–2020

      The Aloka app 

      A gamified wellness program for breathwork, yoga, meditation and self-care: the idea that became Aloka.

    2. Design · UX · 2019–2020

      CoSourcery 

      A redesign for CoSourcery, an online community where makers share how-to articles: a new homepage, topics menu, article cards, logo and icons.

    3. Design · 2019

      Drop of Life 

      Print-ready labels for Drop of Life, a CBD brand in Keizer, Oregon: five tincture labels rebuilt from the brand’s own files, and designs for a CBD flower label.

    4. Design · 2019

      EPIC2019 

      Designs for the event pass and T-shirt of EPIC2019, an international conference on ethnography in business, held in Rhode Island in November 2019.

  9. 2018

    1. UX · Design · Ventures · 2018

      100 Breaths 

      A meditation app that listens to your breathing and counts to 100 for you, with a guided cadence, waves to breathe with, and levels that only go up.

    2. UX · Design · 2018–2019

      Advisor software 

      Software for financial advisors of the old school and the new, for a major financial services company.

    3. UX · Design · 2018

      WFG National Title 

      The user experience of a new website for WFG National Title, a title insurance company, built around its four kinds of clients and the state each is in.

  10. 2017

    1. Design · 2017

      Mercer Salesforce1 User Guide 

      A guide for Mercer’s employees to Salesforce1, the mobile app of MercerForce, the firm’s Salesforce system, designed in Mercer’s brand.

    2. Life · Design · 2017

      Christmas card, 2017 

      The family’s 2017 holiday card, designed by Graham: the porch, the string lights and a cat who had come home after twelve days away.

  11. 2016

    1. Clothing · Design · Ventures · 2016–2017

      Example 

      Graham’s own apparel brand: a bold wordmark, caps embroidered with state outlines, a lawn-print beach blanket and a phrase T-shirt, made to order.

    2. Design · 2016

      Squrl Trading 

      A logo and a one-page website for Squrl Trading: a brush-script name over a squirrel, floating on a dark film of a forest.

    3. Design · 2016

      Bramble Hill Farm 

      A logo for Bramble Hill Farm, a small farm in Maine that grows oyster mushrooms.

    4. Art · Design · 2016

      1=0 

      A square graphic of the equation 1=0, made of white bars and a white circle on black.

    5. UX · 2016

      LastLook 

      The app flow and wireframes for LastLook, a mobile app for sending photos to a project’s team and getting them approved before a deadline.

  12. 2015

    1. UX · 2015–2018

      McGraw Hill Financial 

      An iPhone app for the company’s yearly Code of Business Ethics certification.

    2. UX · Design · 2015–2018

      Rivals 

      Bar sports, in real life: an app for finding games, challenging the people there and keeping score.

    3. UX · 2015–2018

      Open Paddle 

      Tablet software for running the ping pong, pool, foosball and shuffleboard tables at bars and pop-ups.

    4. UX · Design · 2015

      Submarine 

      Graham’s concept for a dating app built around short videos, with the feature list and iPhone screens he designed in May 2015.

    5. Design · Screen · 2015–2016

      BayYum 

      Graham’s YouTube and Twitch channel: a red logo, channel art with his own grinning face, business cards, video thumbnails and T-shirts.

    6. Clothing · Design · 2015

      Clothesline 

      A plus sign for an apparel idea: drawn plain and folding open in pink, then tried as two pink pluses on a five-panel cap.

    7. UX · Design · 2015

      Turf Town 

      Graham’s idea for a game played on a city map: a logo cut from turf, a holding page, a game screen and a quiet map style of Manhattan.

    8. UX · Design · 2015

      ARRIS 

      A new ARRIS.com for the video and broadband technology company: the site map, wireframes, responsive layouts and page designs, at Story Worldwide.

    9. Design · 2015

      Saga Content 

      A master Keynote template for Saga Content, built around the SAGA wordmark: title slides, orange headline slides and an index for the company’s story and case studies.

  13. 2014

    1. Design · UX · 2014–2015

      Purdue Day of Giving 

      Two 24-hour giving campaigns. The 2015 Day of Giving raised $13.7 million, a record for a single-day campaign in higher education at the time.

    2. Design · UX · 2014–2015

      Columbia Giving Day 

      Two Giving Days for Columbia University. The 2015 campaign raised $12.7 million, its best to that point.

    3. UX · Design · 2014–2015

      I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter! 

      The campaign page that launched the brand’s new look and new recipe.

    4. UX · 2014–2015

      Suave 

      A playful teaser microsite for the launch of Suave’s Luxe and Sea Minerals lines.

    5. Design · UX · 2014

      Creationeering 

      Designs for a personal site organized by the day, with a page for each day and a month of days on one grid; by June it was called Graham Camp.

    6. Clothing · Design · 2014–2015

      Unofficial Frank T-shirt 

      An unofficial T-shirt for fans of the 2014 film Frank, and the one-page shop Graham designed to sell it.

    7. Design · 2014–2017

      Fuck Pong 

      A blunt logo, FUCK PONG in white capitals on a red square, and a black-and-white version of the words from 2017.

    8. Design · 2014

      Angel Compass Network 

      Logo options for Angel Compass Network: a compass star over a flowing script, a bold sans and a banner.

    9. UX · Design · 2014–2015

      Country Crock 

      New product and recipe pages, holiday recipe themes and a reworked mashed potatoes page for Country Crock’s website, at Story Worldwide.

    10. UX · Design · 2014

      WGN America 

      Story Worldwide’s pitch to redesign WGN America’s website, built on two words, step inside: the site for desktop, iPad and iPhone, and a pitch video.

    11. UX · Design · 2014

      Bertolli 

      Designs for an immersive website for the launch of Bertolli Gold Label, Bertolli’s first super-premium pasta sauces, for desktop and mobile, at Story Worldwide.

    12. UX · Design · 2014–2015

      CLEAR Scalp & Hair 

      The site map, blog and product finder for the 2014 redesign of CLEAR Scalp & Hair’s US website, and updates to its page designs, at Story Worldwide.

    13. Design · 2014–2015

      Ever True 

      The logo, brand book and guidelines for Ever True, Purdue University’s capital campaign, as the university approached 150 years.

    14. UX · Design · 2014–2015

      SEI 

      Interaction design for SEI’s website: a long scrolling page for the SEI Wealth Platform and a case studies section for private banks, with concepts for a Fortune cover wrap.

    15. Design · 2014

      World Science Festival 

      Print concepts for the 2014 World Science Festival in New York: science photographs on black under playful headlines.

    16. Screen · 2014

      Beech-Nut 

      Just Gentle Cooking, a short live-action and animated film on how Beech-Nut’s new baby food is made, from Story Worldwide’s 2014 campaign Real Food for Babies.

  14. 2013

    1. UX · 2013

      Recode 

      The user experience of Recode, the new technology publication from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher.

    2. Ventures · UX · Design · 2013

      Here Here 

      A meet-up network he co-founded, which began with rounding up friends for ping pong.

    3. UX · 2013–2014

      GE Garages 

      User experience and wireframes for the GE Garages website, the online home of GE’s touring workshops for makers, at Sub Rosa.

    4. UX · 2013–2014

      Napster

      Strategy and new feature concepts for Napster’s mobile app, at Sub Rosa.

  15. 2011

    1. Design · UX · 2011–2012

      Madzik 

      The New York agency where Graham was creative director: its logo and website, with a portfolio viewer for its interactive work.

    2. Design · 2011

      Gimlet 

      A logo, illustrations, business cards and website comps for Gimlet, a small film company in New York.

    3. Design · 2011

      RFHX 

      A logo and website design for RFHX, the company of the New York film director Ryan Fenson-Hood.

  16. 2010

    1. Design · UX · 2010–2013

      Beton Builders 

      A new brand, website, client portal and print for a New York design-build firm.

    2. Design · 2010–2013

      PIPS 

      The elephant logo, website, hand-painted glass signage, clothing and print for a table tennis venue and art space in Williamsburg.

    3. Design · 2010–2026

      Logos and branding 

      Logos and identities from sixteen years of work, from Magnet Theater to Wild Reed Yoga.

    4. Design · 2010

      Magnet Theater 

      A new logo, website, illustrations and window display for an improv theater and school in New York.

    5. Design · UX · 2010–2013

      Tiger Pong

      Creative direction, UX and visual design for the web app of Tiger Beer’s Tiger Pong campaign, at Madzik Agency.

    6. Experience · 2010–2013

      Puma ping pong holiday

      Experience design for a Puma-sponsored ping pong holiday at Brooklyn Bazaar, at Madzik Agency.

    7. Design · 2010–2013

      Soho Pong

      The logo for a table tennis venue and training facility in Soho, New York, at Madzik Agency.

  17. 2009

    1. Art · 2009

      Paintings on Wood 

      Paintings on stained wood in three sets: clouds that hang an anvil, a van or a piano, faces drawn in black and red, and birches.

    2. Art · 2009

      Pages 

      Portraits in black over collaged book pages, cut with red and big numbers, and three skateboard decks.

  18. 2008

    1. Art · 2008

      Books 

      Sixteen hardcover books painted over, cover to spine, with new pictures and new titles.

    2. Art · 2008

      In a Blizzard 

      Four snow creatures, each drawn small in a field of white: a polar bear, a snowy owl, a wampa and a yeti.

    3. Art · 2008

      Asphalt 

      Three skateboard decks painted in black and gray: Cry, Girl and Tower.

    4. Art · 2008

      Bad Apples 

      Four apples carved into faces and left to dry, each framed in white.

  19. 2007

    1. Screen · 2007–2013

      Acting and voiceover 

      Background roles in seven TV series, a film, a commercial, and the party promoter on the street in Grand Theft Auto IV.

    2. Art · 2007–2008

      You Love Me Too Much 

      A potted flower, loved too much: under a blazing sun, a pouring watering can, an umbrella and a cloud of blah blah blah.

    3. Art · 2007–2009

      EyeWood 

      Googly eyes set into wood: bare trees and their roots, forests, bursts and fields of eyes, from six-inch squares to a skateboard deck.

    4. Art · 2007

      Fall In 

      Thirteen framed works on paper: black ink in clouds and plumes through yellow, orange, green and blue.

    5. Art · 2007

      Inktank 

      Photographs of colored ink moving through water: orange, red, green, blue and black.

    6. Art · 2007

      Mantled 

      Close-up photographs of a crusted, mottled surface in blue, gold and rust.

    7. Art · 2007

      Lost Lake 

      Photographs taken at night at a lake: a dock, the treeline and the moon.

  20. 2006

    1. Design · 2006

      Carnegie Council

      Creative direction and design for the Carnegie Council website and its microsite-blog, Policy Innovations.

  21. 2005

    1. Sound · Clothing · 2005

      Oblib 

      Electronic music, DJ sets and a radio show on East Village Radio, and later a clothing line.

    2. Design · 2005

      Lincoln

      On-site web producer in Memphis for Lincoln’s webisode campaign and its sites, Lovely by Surprise and The Neverything.

  22. 2003

    1. Design · Sound · Ventures · 2003–2005

      Adequate Records 

      His music collective in New York: a label for Oblib and Jubei, a weekly radio show on East Village Radio, club nights, and the Flash website he made for it.

  23. 1994

    1. Art · 1994–1998

      Early Photography 

      Photographs from his years at UMass Amherst: staged scenes with friends, on a bus, in fields and woods, and off a television screen.

In the works

Coming soon

  • hum

    A space for quieter thoughts, deeper listening, and creative inquiry.

  • Aloka Press

    A home for writing, ideas, and printed works.

  • Physical objects

    Resonator Bells · Vesica Platform · Lamp

  • Art

    New work on the way. His earlier series are on the timeline, and his art has been shown in more than 30 exhibitions in New York, Brooklyn and Miami.