Album covers, gig posters, prints, and logos, made over about ten years for a lot of different people. Each one has its own look, made to fit that client.
Photographs over dot-matrix grids, and radial color studies built from pattern.
Some were personal and some had a deadline. None of them came with a brief.
Every sleeve had to read at vinyl size and survive as a thumbnail.
Folk, pop, ambient and a DJ, so nothing carries over from one sleeve to the next.
Woodgrain collage and halftone geometry for the folk record. Grunge compositing and hand-drawn type for the pop artist. Linework landscapes stacked into depth for the ambient release. A saturated portrait for the DJ, where the color carries the whole thing.
Cover art for music that didn't exist yet.
Bokeh's Fall. A 4x6 of defocused lights, orange and pink on black, with type set over it for the window. The original is below.
Bokeh's Fall
Storefront window
Photograph at street size
Scroll. It fills the mat, then travels the frame
Flowing botanical illustration for a fashion collective, halftone dots and geometric sans for a DJ, a bird on a monogram for a lifestyle brand.
The other two are a planet-and-orbit wordmark in heavy black sans and a four-circle mark over an engraved serif.
Personal projects, deadline projects, album sleeves nobody asked for, logos for friends starting things. About ten years of it so far.
Album Art
Poster Design
Logo Design
Photo Compositing
Illustrator
InDesign
Camera
Hand-rendering