In keeping with getting back into this whole web thing, I’ve given my portfolio site a long overdue face lift. Go check it out here. Let me know what you think!
Top 10 Albums of 2010
Posted: January 30, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: 36 Crazyfists, Baptized In Blood, Black Label Society, Deftones, HIM, Kid Liberty, Kingdom Of Sorrow, Kvelertak, Nails, Ville Valo, We Are The Ocean, Zakk Wylde
I realize I’m a bit late making a post about my favorite albums of 2010, but I’ve been wanting to make a list for awhile now and I don’t feel like waiting until the end of 2011 to make one.
I’m back….again.
Posted: January 27, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: Deadguy, pins & needles, Rawhide Rescue
After another long absence from the face of the Earth, I’ve decided to reintegrate myself into society and begin posting regularly… for real this time.
I’ve been very busy as of late; building new websites for people, redesigning my own site, and constantly developing my portfolio. One such site I built, (in collaboration with this guy) is for pins & needles, a funny, clever, and all-around awesome print zine written by Ryan Roberts (no relation). Issue 3: Been Called Worse By Better drops soon, and with every purchase, $1 is donated to the equally awesome non-profit organization Rawhide Rescue. You also get a free mp3 download of the_Network’s cover of Deadguy’s Pins & Needles. That’s worth the price right there.
Also be sure to check out Graveyarns, a great up-and-coming online literary magazine.
So be on the look-out for new artwork, a freshly redesigned homepage, and new posts about whatever I feel like.
See you real soon…
New Merch
Posted: April 22, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: Comb Magazine, Kid Liberty, merch, Merchnow, The Great American Beast, Trustkill, Tshirts
After a long absence from WordPress, I’m back and I’ll have a bunch of great stuff to post in the coming weeks. Here are four new shirts I have up over at the Trustkill merch site on sale now. It’s probably a good idea you click on that link, check them out, and maybe even buy one or ten. I’m also starting to get the ball rolling again on the first issue of Comb. We have some really great stuff so far, but we’re always looking for more. If you have any artwork or literature that you want to get out there, send it to combmag@gmail.com. Also, check us out on the Comb Facebook Page. The magazine is gonna happen, but we cant do it without more content! So send more stuff our way and tell all your friends.
New album artwork I designed for Trustkill Record’s re-release of Kid Liberty’s “Never Say Never” EP. Great band, great label.
Check these out now:
I’ve began teaching myself Dreamweaver, and with more than a little help from this guy, I was able to make this:
So head on over there and check it out. Let me know what you think!
Large display I made awhile ago that was used in a number of Walgreens stores promoting the store brand. Just an example of something I can do that’s not skulls or flowers……..
A little over the top, I know. But that’s OK, it’s Halloween. Partially inspired by the band Fit For An Autopsy. They’re way too good at what they do. Check them out here: Fit For An Autopsy Myspace
More fake band art for another assignment.
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