Blue Food

Did this for Blue Food.

Angel Eduardo, a friend, approached me about doing a poster for their next show on November 30 at Maxwell's in Hoboken, NJ. I hadn't done a band poster before, so I thought it would be a good learning experience, balancing so many names. We both thought the graffiti approach would have been neat. It ended up being a good solution, I think, because of all the wordage. As you know, graffiti walls can be pretty messy; a collage of styles, chaotic, yet, beautiful in juxtaposition.

This is, of course, kind of chaotic and intense, but it's interesting to sit and look at. Enjoy.

And I'll see you at Maxwell's in two weeks.

bluefoodmusic.com
maxwellsnj.com
rebuildhoboken.org

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Tales of Caution: Portraits

What did I tell you? One hour.

This illustration is of... oh I'm sure you know by now if you've been following this blog for a while and for some reason come back for my return.

I was thinking of doing a series of these portraits, highlighting several characters from the Tales of Caution project. It's one of many things I have planned, but I think I want to focus on making the actual comic, too.

One step at a time, right?

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U for Umbra

As seen on Electric Keychain!

As you can see, while I haven't been updating much about the character, Caution is still very much in my mind. That's the only place where it's safe, after all. I promise I'll update everyone with the status of the Caution project and where it's headed. For now, enjoy illustrated drop caps!

Post with process this week!

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Desktops

I like taking pictures of my desktop when I work on something.

Does that say anything about me? I don't know many others who do the same.

Curse Me Out

From my Fall 2009 Lettering & Type Design class.

Lyrics are from Love Dog by TV on the Radio. The lettering is crap, but I thought the illustration was neat.

Hooray!