New album for the french hardcore/metal band Nothingness, titled “No Happy Ending”.
Had alot of fun with the snow textures and creating the tree branches. Also, it was fun to do all the interiors, which allowed me to carry a storyline throughout the pages.
Hey Jaws fans. I just posted the remaining Jaws posters in the store.
There are 15 of the previously unreleased splatter edition available. Each poster in this edition has a hand done splatter effect in the background split fountain layer. Please note that this process will cause variations from print to print. Each one is unique and one of a kind.
There are 5 of the red variants available as well. And as usual, everyone will get free prints and stickers in their tube.
The feedback for this print has been great, and I’m stoked to have been a part of it. Thanks to everyone that picked one up!
Three Barrels Ltd. is an awesome new collective whose goal is to not only put out awesome collectible screen printed classic movie posters, but to benefit awesome worldwide charities and non-profits.
When I was asked to do their first release, I jumped at the opportunity.
This print, “Jaws”, benefits The Shark Trust, a UK organization dedicated to global shark conservation.
How can you get better than sharks, jaws, non-profit work, and screen printed posters? You just cant. Those are my favorite things ever. It was an honor to get to work on this.
The print is currently available at Three Barrels Ltd.
And check out The Shark Trust.
Its Martyr’s Ball time of year again, and this is the new poster to celebrate it. This year, featuring Lee Kyung Hae, Maria Spiridonova, and Geronimo Ji-Jaga.
Proceeds made from this poster will benefit The Denver Anarchist Black Cross. You can pick one up at P&L Press.
And heres our wedding program. Its an illustration of one of our favorite haikus.
The world? Moonlit
Drops shaken
From the crane’s bill.
-Dogen (1200-1253)
I did this tee design for a Hawaiian Surf Company, but it was later rejected. Let me know if youre interested in this design…
The Fate came to me asking for an album cover that would fit the theme of their new album, 80′s post apocalyptic sci-fi, alla John Carpenter. Needless to say, I was stoked. They provided great art direction, and I busted this out, despite my frantic schedule. Im pretty happy with how it turned out, but as Ive said before, it will be a while before I draw another cityscape.
I’m working on an Equus piece again! This time for the movie rather than the play.
This was done for the upcoming artshow, The Machines are Winning: A Tribute to Sidney Lumet. It opens September 9th at the Laundry on Lawrence gallery, Denver, Colorado. Screen prints of everyone’s work will be available at the show, and if there are any leftovers, the next day at Kingdom of Nonsense. I might have a couple extras to sell, but no guarantees!
Superthanks go to Iron Jaiden for making this all happen and letting me be a part of it all.
