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These iPhone screen designs came about because I decided I wanted to explore the NFT (non-fungible token) space in the summer of 2021. Digital Art and NFTs seem like a very natural pairing, yet I wanted to make something that was not just a stand-alone artwork. I settled on iPhone screens, which could be enjoyed more regularly in everyday life. …
I started playing Star Wars: Destiny at the beginning of 2018. My son enjoys the game, and I needed a distraction from the politics of the day. There’s a community within the game that creates their own “alternate” art versions of the cards. Wanting to stretch my illustration game, I decided to tackle a redesign of the card art for …
I was commissioned by long-time friend to create a poster depicting his three young nephews as a superhero tandem. The resulting image was drawn entirely in Photoshop using a tablet and delivered to the client as a 24″ x 18″ print. I really enjoyed the opportunity to explore the comic book aesthetic I so readily embraced as a youth.
Hoping to keep my kids entertained during the week between the end of school and the kickoff of various summer camps, we came up various “badges” they could earn. I have started illustrating them in Photoshop and will eventually print them out as stickers. That way – as with scouting merit badges – my kids will have physical artifacts in recognition of their summer achievements. A selection of badges are …
I was invited to be the featured artist at the Fotofest International booth for the 2012 Texas Contemporary Art Fair in Houston. I pitched the idea of expanding my football/politics mashup developed earlier in the year into an interactive website where visitors to the fair could vote – or “cheer” – the candidate of their choice in the general election. …
Political Bowl Season began with an idea to merge political parties and campaign races with the fanaticism and pageantry of american football. During the primaries of the 2012 presidential campaign, I developed helmet designs using the logos of each of the remaining candidates. Click on each thumbnail below for a larger view. Candidate stickers, each 4″ x 3″, handed out during the 2012 …
Political Bowl Season began with an idea to merge political parties and campaign races with the fanaticism and pageantry of american football. During the primaries of the 2012 presidential campaign, I developed helmet designs using the logos of each of the remaining candidates. Click on each thumbnail below for a larger view. [envira-gallery id=”173″] Next, in wanting to turn these designs into a more …
