this was my welcome-back-to-the-midwest project

i don't think this design could get any brighter or bigger. -- just what the customer wanted.

front:


back:



ps. that's also some hand-drawn script... not a font. on a redneck-pleasing level, i'm pretty proud of the way it turned out.

long time. no post

... been busy/crazy with work, going to weddings, & moving from california to st. louis. its good to be back. feels like home again. i'll try to post more regularly. below is yet another skull for ya.



i love doing art for converse.

skull bandana cap

more work with patterns.

so...

i had this meeting today for a pretty substantial future project. walk in and say hello to everyone and one of the guys i'm meeting with is wearing a shirt that i did the art for some time back for an unrelated project. i'm not sure, but i have a feeling this new project might go pretty well.

the tattoo still trumps everything, but that was still pretty cool.

bling, blang

the 1980's called. they want their colors back.

i post TOO many skulls

scroll through previous entries to see the original version of the below.

this is revision #1.... "can you make the skull look happy?.... and the colors duller?"

this is revision #2...."it needs to be a little more happier... and maybe not so pronounced...."

... final outcome: design dropped. sometimes dealing with brands is frustrating... but the successes seem to make up for the failures.

been busy traveling again. i'll try and post pics of the adventure sometime soon.

spotted

some tee graphics that i did a while back have resurfaced on the cover of a summer catalog and on the bicep of some guy. its always a good feeling to know that some one liked your art enough to use it for additional purposes.