Illustrator
Being bad at something but slowly figuring it out by doing, with the potential of the skill or craft’s virtue in mind, is something that keeps the feeling of monotony at bay for me.
Having worked with a few different sign painters through time, what could be called a ‘controlled’ painting style has really stuck with me.
Now it feels like a little more of my personality coming through in the colour choices, take that how you will.
It’s Nice That announces the return of its Nicer Tuesdays event to Los Angeles on 22 September 2026 at El Rey Theatre. The ticketed evening will feature talks by The New Company, photographer Arielle Bobb-Willis, ilovecreatives founder Puno, and artist Bill Rebholz, with Affinity and Cavalry by Canva as event partners.
Wedge has rebranded Canadian seafood company Diana’s Seafood with a new identity that blends heritage and modernity. The project uses contrasting typefaces Martin and Milano, a blue-heavy palette, and nostalgic illustrations by Bill Rebholz to reflect the brand’s legacy and freshness. The rebrand positions Diana’s as both traditional and forward-looking, appealing to a new generation of seafood lovers.
The article profiles LA-based artist and illustrator Bill Rebholz, exploring his fascination with signage and how it shapes his evolving artistic practice. Rebholz discusses his shift toward sewing, woodwork, and bricolage, as well as his growing appreciation for imperfect, folk-inspired sign painting. The piece highlights his muted color palette, handcrafted techniques, and the influence of California’s cityscapes on his work.
Montreal-based studio Wedge has rebranded Canadian seafood institution Diana’s Seafood, repositioning it as ‘The Mother of Seafood.’ The new identity draws from the brand’s heritage and authenticity, featuring a refreshed fish symbol, bold typography, and expressive illustrations by Bill Rebholz. The rebrand celebrates Diana’s legacy while modernizing its visual language for a broader consumer audience.