“I don't know much about art, but I know what I like.” — Cameron Frye, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)

Since I was a kid, I've always been drawn, no pun intended, to comic books and bold illustrative artwork.

From Mike Mignola to Todd McFarlane, those artists have had a huge influence on my style, and I enjoy incorporating illustration into my design work whenever it strengthens the final piece.

My process isn't all that different from most illustrators: find inspiration, sketch out the concept, build in the details, develop the color palette, then refine it over and over until it feels right. Below is an early concept for a T-shirt design created for AEW wrestler Kyle Fletcher. While the concept ultimately wasn't selected, it highlights the creative process from initial idea to presentation ready artwork.

ILLUSTRATION & VISUAL ART

The work featured below combines both tablet based and traditional keyboard and mouse illustration techniques, created primarily in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. Whether I'm producing a hand drawn illustration or a polished vector graphic, my goal is always the same: create artwork that is visually striking, communicates clearly, and reinforces the story behind the brand.

Orange Cassidy Final V2.jpg
Bandido Shirt (2).jpg
Kyle Fletcher Final.jpg
Kit Reveal Social Post.jpg
Mertz Comic Social Media.png
King Kenny Comic Social.png
Magic School Bus Ad-01.png
Mark Community Concert Draft-01.png
Mark Ukulele Web-01.png
Leah Comm Concert-02.png
Ensemble Recital Cover Draft-01.png
Bruno Cover V2-01.png
Poster Final Preview PNG [No Bleed]-01.png
El Coffee Comic Cover-01.png
The Legend Begins-01-01.png
Days of Playoffs Past-01.png
Big Ben No More-01.png
Bettis Comic-01-01.png