I designed a series of avatars for Celly, a free group text messaging service for schools and communities that offers rich group texting, polling, instant mobile networks among other services.
To see all the avatars I designed and find out more information about Celly check out their site.
As I put the finishing touches on the artwork before sending it to press, I’ve decided to post some new art from my zombie/western apocalypse graphic novel THE DEAD DON’T DIE. Click on the image to read a new chapter.
I designed the showcards for my girlfriend Catherine J.H. Miller’s upcoming art show, A Somewhat Secret Place. Clicking on the images will send you to her Kickstarter page if you’re interested in supporting her project.
My zombie western epic returns soon to the Working Class Press website. I’m also getting books printed soon. Here’s a taste.
I designed this invitation for my girlfriend, Catherine J.H. Miller’s upcoming art exhibition, A Somewhat Secret Place. Catherine is curating the exhibition which focuses on connecting the worlds of disability and fine art. For more information click on the image to go to the project’s website.
I haven’t been updating my blog as regularly as I’d like lately for several reasons. First reason is that I just graduated from the Pacific Northwest College of Art over the last weekend. Needless to say I’ve been a little busy. Also, my computer died about a month or so back. So I’ve been working mainly at the school. However, I just purchased a brand new computer, so I’m back in business. Expect more frequent updates. For now here’re some more rad horror posters.
Screenshot from a motion graphic project promoting a food cart.
In the midst of working on my thesis I wanted to take a breather and draw something fun and unrelated to what I’d been focusing on. I stumbled across a blog where my buddy, illustrator BT Livermore and his studio mates drew themselves as muppets. So I decided to steal their idea and do it myself.
I was lucky enough to see an advance screening of this film about a killer tire that destroys everything in its way. Once I got past the absurd premise I found that it was a very clever and well put together little flick. Hats off to director Quentin Dupieux and the other filmmakers involved. The marketing for this film is just as good as the film itself. I decided to share the different poster designs with you. The one in the middle was painted by the legendary fantasy illustrator Boris Vallejo!
These are just a few of the many amazing illustrated horror film posters I’ve been looking at lately.
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