Album cover for Summer's new album. Makes me wish that I was a better drawer. Interesting note, that little girl is one of the first black girls to go to a white school in Alabama.

Just a fun desktop image I made for all you silly deadheads. Feel free and steal (your face) it.

This is the back of a flyer for local DJ Joey Savage. I've been busy as hell with class and other commitments, and originally had no desire to do this, but he nagged and nagged, and I got annoyed. I've wanted to do more pattern work, especially since I recently found a hoodie designer to work with (more on that later), so I came up with this. He loved it. But of course, if you give a mouse a cookie, he asks for more free design work...

This is a project I did for class. We had to design a promotional card advertising ourselves, and I was really happy with how the lettering came out.

This is a picture I did for a local art show, called "Love at the Glove", the annual Valentines Day art show. Originally, I wanted to do something involving vaginas and feces, but I came up with this and I thought it would be much nicer. Plus, I can show it to my mom.

I felt with a new decade, it was appropriate to update the logo for Get Your Freak On, our bi-weekly electronic music showcase. You have no idea how creepy it was while looking for that picture. For one, you look up "horse sex" in google, some sick shit comes up. In the end, I had to go digging around fetish sites with disturbing picture comments like "I want to be that mare and feel his hard cock, and then him pumping his spunk into me". And, with no internet, I had to do it at the school library. A bit ackward...
Appropriate for my portfolio site? Probably not, future employer, but on the other hand, never doubt the lengths I will go for my craft... and comedy.

The Big Muddy Film Festival was by far the most intense project I worked on. I was solely in charge of and designed every graphic aspect of the festival- The logo, mailers, poster, t-shirt, program (inside and out, including layout), and notebooks. The theme for the festival was playing with light, which was right up my alley in regard to strengths in design. For the swirling colors, I had my friend who spins fire poi come in, and we took some pictures of him with long exposure times spinning glowsticks, and then played around with it in photoshop, and got that great effect in the background of the poster, which I absolutely love. Approximately 80 hours of unpaid work and lots of late nights and early mornings went into this project, but I had a blast doing it, and would do it again in a heartbeat.