I’m an Art Director & Designer raised on the wild-wild-west coast of Southern California, currently the Global Art Director of Product Design at Trek Bicycles. I am the founder of 50 BUILT and creator of Bases Loaded Series. I’ve been running my …

As an art director for Trek Bicycles, Brian Lindstrom has a lot riding on his work—literally and figuratively. For the past six years, he’s been the lead designer of Trek’s professional racing teams, creating a cohesive identity head to toe, from …

Jun 26, 2012 · From the unwritten rules to the greats (Hammerin’ Hank, Jackie Robinson, Colossus of Clout), Brian Lindstrom captures all the important aspects of baseball (except the dogs and the beers) including the emotion behind the game with each of his art prints.

Brian Lindstrom is an Art Director & Designer from the wild-wild-west coast of California. Founder of 50 BUILT, creator of Bases Loaded Series and Principal of the design studio, Lindstrom Works .

Brian Lindstrom (@brianlindstrompdx), filmmaker, chats about his documentary Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill, which follows the short life of a 1970s folk singer who went from living in her car to the cover of Rolling Stone, before fading into obscurity.

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Brian Lindstrom is joined by Stephen O'Donnell for a discussion of O'Donnell's "L'Amoureux argenté" (2002) in the March 2014 Artist Talk at the Portland Art ...

Apr 25, 2016 · Brian Lindstrom, art director at Trek, joined the podcast this week to discuss his career designing for physical products in the consumer brand space for brands such as Oakely, Skullcandy and now Trek.

Apr 25, 2016 · Brian Lindstrom (http://twitter.com/brianlindstrom_) is a talented designer, illustrator and art director that currently works for Trek Bicycle. Throughout his career, he has designed for sports...

Apr 22, 2009 · If you’ve never seen “Finding Normal,” the critically acclaimed documentary by Portland film maker Brian Lindstrom, I highly recommend you check it out. And only if you’ve seen it will you fully appreciate the little story Lindstrom shared with me recently.