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Geoff Peveto
Geoff strolled leisurely through academia before moving to Austin in the '90s and publishing Peterbelly, an arts and music magazine. In 2001, he founded Factor27, a collaborative design studio featured in publications by Taschen, Print, Communication Arts, Swag, and The Art Of Modern Rock. In 2002, he worked with Frank Kozik to found the Poster Institute and organize the inaugural Flatstock Poster Conference, which he led for 14 years.
In 2004, he founded The Decoder Ring Design Concern, a full-service agency specializing in design for the music industry. The last twenty-odd years have included work for clients as diverse as Willie Nelson, Neil Young, and the Rolling Stones to Spoon, The Hold Steady, and Modest Mouse. Throw in branding for SXSW, an airline, and Frank (a high-end low-brow hot dog restaurant that Geoff also did), and DRDC has done it all.
Geoff is currently the Studio Director at Preacher, where he recently designed and co-edited Screen to Screen - The Poster Art of Austin City Limits.
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