This is a tattoo design that I did for one of my best friends. The inspiration for this one was the old Ford Econoline that he used to drive in high school. This van was our shuttle on countless expeditions to Guitar Showcase, where many hours were spent trying out gear that we would never actually buy. This is the first tattoo I've ever tried to design, I hope it looks as killer on skin as it does on screen.

Here is a logo design I did for The Public Access Show. My buddy Arjun (who also plays drums in Wallpaper) is the mastermind behind this amazing program. He just posted the second episode which features a sweet animated version of the logo. Go check it out!

Here is a new shirt design I did for the band Horseneck. I got to see them play with Red Fang a while back and it was rad. This illustration was primarily inspired by the armor that horses wore into battle. And yeah, horses are a bitch to draw. Luckily this one is just a bust, cuz when you get down to the legs things start getting real.

A while back I entered a logo design contest for the Hellyer County Park Velodrome. I wanted to go for something with a retro feel to it since all of my memories of that place are from my childhood. My mom and I used to ride our bikes there when I was a kid and watch the racers do their thing. Anyway, I didn't win the contest but I still like what I made.

Some process pics from my most recent printing project.

Here is a new screen print that I did last week. I'm really happy with how these came out. It seems like each time I take on a new printing project I learn something new about the process that makes things easier for the next one. With each new project I feel my technique getting cleaner and more consistent. Anyway! This is a drawing I did some years ago. It was originally used for some shirts I printed up for the annual pilgrimage to Salt Point. I still feel like it's one of the best things I've drawn. This screen printed poster is 3 ink colors printed on 11 x 17 white paper, with an edition of 20 prints. I'll be putting them up for sale on the webstore shortly.

"The Transformation" shirt design

This is a one is a digital collage made out of images culled from various old Life magazines. The primary image of the girl enchanted with the light bulb was taken from an article documenting early LSD experiments.

The shirts are for sale at Duder Manor.