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ART & DESIGN

Admittedly, my recent resurgence into making art was born mostly of self-serving but practical purposes. Musicians like myself are always in need of fresh show posters, album covers and digital ads. Shelling out the cash for these materials isn’t always in the cards so like most of my other ventures I took the DIY approach.
I didn’t start from scratch. Drawing and painting was a favorite pastime before discovering the guitar in my early teens. Even though I had a full blown obsession with music while in college I was required to take a fair number of classes in the arts to help round out my mass communication BA since I largely focused in advertising.
Recently, under the weight of various artistic needs, I became more active with making art. After immersing myself in different projects (mostly pencil, ink and watercolor) of my own it wasn’t too long before other musicians and friends noticed and began asking for my help. The page below showcases some of the projects I’ve completed over the past couple years or so.
Have a project in mind? Visit my contact page. Lets talk.

Bric-á-Brac:
The main feature of this album cover is the profile/guitar tuner/head, designed by Kelsey Monroe, a talented artist based in Portland Maine. I ended up doing the DigiPak CD layout myself using both Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign.


The Giraffe Attack Collection:
Was originally released in 2009 with an entirely different cover. I was never happy with the end result which I admit I rushed. So in 2018, using the same wonderful stampeding giraffe drawing (a work I commissioned from artist Jenny Kowtkow) I revamped it and even added a couple bonus tracks to the physically printed CD's