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You know those exceptionally painful deadlines of "oh, can I get that tomorrow?" ...and you sweat your butt off, but manage to pull something together that you thoroughly enjoy? This was one of those projects. Luckily Barrett (a.k.a. Kastle) and I share a lot of the same aesthetics. With this piece, I strayed from the logo-pasted-on-shirt convention, aiming to gain an audience of both fans and curious fashionistas. I say, I have rather enjoyed doing these larger print designs... maybe someday, a whole line!

Kastle

You know those exceptionally painful deadlines of “oh, can I get that tomorrow?” …and you sweat your butt off, but manage to pull something together that you thoroughly enjoy? This was one of those projects. Luckily Barrett (a.k.a. Kastle) and I share a lot of the same aesthetics. With this piece, I strayed from the logo-pasted-on-shirt convention, aiming to gain an audience of both fans and curious fashionistas. I say, I have rather enjoyed doing these larger print designs… maybe someday, a whole line!

filed in Merch
If you live in Los Angeles, chances are, you won't escape the amazing promotions of Jordan from The Do Lab. Honestly, their work is EVERYWHERE! I am lucky enough to be able to work with the Flemming brothers, Jordan, and The Do Lab crew as their designer. I think the most exciting part is that I get to do whatever I want and my artwork gets seen by all the Angelenos. It's like I never left! *Check back for more updates!

The Do Lab

If you live in Los Angeles, chances are, you won’t escape the amazing promotions of Jordan from The Do Lab. Honestly, their work is EVERYWHERE! I am lucky enough to be able to work with the Flemming brothers, Jordan, and The Do Lab crew as their designer. I think the most exciting part is that I get to do whatever I want and my artwork gets seen by all the Angelenos. It’s like I never left!

*Check back for more updates!

filed in Flyer
I had this piece in mind for something I wanted to do personally. Luckily Tyler (Cryptex) approached me with a similar vision for what he saw for his EP cover, which allowed for an extraordinarily symbiotic situation. He was such a pleasure to work with on this project, and definitely the youngest and most ambitious person I've never met; I'm extremely excited to see what will come from him, and for projects to come.

Cryptex

I had this piece in mind for something I wanted to do personally. Luckily Tyler (Cryptex) approached me with a similar vision for what he saw for his EP cover, which allowed for an extraordinarily symbiotic situation. He was such a pleasure to work with on this project, and definitely the youngest and most ambitious person I’ve never met; I’m extremely excited to see what will come from him, and for projects to come.

filed in Album Art
I spent a couple months with the lovely CBS Interactive crew in SOMA for the Fantasy Football project. To give you an idea of my expertise in football, I'll tell you this - I referred to the project as "Final Fantasy" for at least an entire week. That said, I got to learn lots of things, like the physics of a football bounce, and the differences between an NFL football and a college football (different stripes). I had a lot of fun researching, conceptualizing, storyboarding, and animating for this project.

Fantasy Football, CBS Interactive

I spent a couple months with the lovely CBS Interactive crew in SOMA for the Fantasy Football project. To give you an idea of my expertise in football, I’ll tell you this – I referred to the project as “Final Fantasy” for at least an entire week. That said, I got to learn lots of things, like the physics of a football bounce, and the differences between an NFL football and a college football (different stripes). I had a lot of fun researching, conceptualizing, storyboarding, and animating for this project.

filed in Banner Campaign
Worked with the fine people over at Modala for this concept poster for Bassnectar's Bass Island show in NY. I was told to create an absurd, fantastic, mysterious, mock movie poster. This is what I came up with. Also, did you know there actually is Bass Islands? It's in Lake Erie. Sure, it might be pronounced "bahss" like the fish, but I'm calling it "bayss" because I'm more fond of bottom frequencies, than fish.

Bass Island

Worked with the fine people over at Modala for this concept poster for Bassnectar’s Bass Island show in NY. I was told to create an absurd, fantastic, mysterious, mock movie poster. This is what I came up with. Also, did you know there actually is Bass Islands? It’s in Lake Erie. Sure, it might be pronounced “bahss” like the fish, but I’m calling it “bayss” because I’m more fond of bottom frequencies, than fish.

filed in Concept,Poster
We Ain't Got Time To Bleed is a WordPress production with Freakalina Films to help promote Jesse Ventura's new book, "63 Documents the Government Doesn't Want You To Read." The client requested a bold, unconventional look that screamed "REVOLUTION," while maintaining the slogan "I love my country, not my government." This was my first solo WordPress design to development launch and I'm pleased to say I didn't lose TOO much hair over it.

Jesse Ventura: We Ain’t Got Time To Bleed

We Ain’t Got Time To Bleed is a WordPress production with Freakalina Films to help promote Jesse Ventura’s new book, “63 Documents the Government Doesn’t Want You To Read.” The client requested a bold, unconventional look that screamed “REVOLUTION,” while maintaining the slogan “I love my country, not my government.” This was my first solo WordPress design to development launch and I’m pleased to say I didn’t lose TOO much hair over it.

filed in Website
This is the summer 2011 tour poster and ad mat design for The Glitch Mob. I was told to go nuts and step away from the darker look of their winter tour art without abandoning the band's branding. Justin (a.k.a. Boreta) helped a lot with inspiring the look. After finishing this poster, several crashes later, I was also inspired to update my laptop from 2006.

The Glitch Mob Summer 2011

This is the summer 2011 tour poster and ad mat design for The Glitch Mob. I was told to go nuts and step away from the darker look of their winter tour art without abandoning the band’s branding. Justin (a.k.a. Boreta) helped a lot with inspiring the look. After finishing this poster, several crashes later, I was also inspired to update my laptop from 2006.

filed in Poster

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