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Illustration
Illustration services include: stylized sketches, tattoo art, editorial cartoons, pencil, pen & ink, portraits, realistic, abstract, and caricatures.
01 Michigan State University: Collection of pencil illustrations featuring dorm life in all degrees of detail and intricacy. View illustrations from this collection.
02 Steinway: Pen and ink illustrations for print campaign and non-traditional concepts. Tagline reads: "Your Living Soundscape." View illustrations from this campaign.
03 State News: Editorial cartoon during the heat of the Lewinsky scandal surrounding President Bill Clinton, in 1998. This comic parodies the political drama of the day. Playing off the oral sex fixation, the psychic, with her crystal ball, tells Clinton, "I see a blown job in your future." View the illustration.
04 Painless Steel: Tattoo art for a woman desiring to "turn over a new leaf." Here, the raspberry leaf represents change, with a dewdrop for the joyful tears that coincide with self-improvement. View the tattoo.
05 Killer Miller: Promotional flier for the indie rock band. This flier introduces the concept of a moth bomb with a lit fuse, a K.M. trademark image. Featuring a hand-drawn sketch, this advertisement recognizes the jam band's human quality, aiming to attract the beatnik crowd that frequents the smoke-filled Michigan venues where they perform. View the flier.
06 Montana Fresh and Local: The comic strip titled, An Eggplant Named Sue, began as a creative marketing endeavor, designed to gain the attention of grocery store produce managers and chefs, and to create awareness about the society's growing demand for fresh, local, and organic produce. In the cartoon, two temperamental eggplants in a plotless existence pose statements and questions that are answered with bizarre twists. View the comic strip.
07 Shelly: Conceptual pencil sketch with a name presented in an evocative context. This drawing, with the name "Shelly" written in the guitar cable, shows what exactly is on the mind of the guitarist. View the sketch.
08 Black Swan: Pencil sketch in an impressionistic style, e.g. Degas, capturing the ethereal quality of ballet and other dramatic art forms. View the sketch.
09 Tiger Connection: Pen and ink comics ranging from single-frame cells to story-length comic strips. View illustrations from this series.
10 T4U: T-shirt design featuring the lotus flower as a symbol for liberation, representing purity of mind blossoming above the muddy waters of desire and attachment. This idea is poeticized commonly with the words: "From the mud the lotus blooms." View the illustration.
11 Horton Family: Mixed media family portrait depicting a family of style in a stylized fashion with sketched figures cut and pasted against a colorful backing of hand-drawn swirls of crayon wax. View the portrait.
Additional Illustration Projects
- Tattoo art:
- Editorial cartoon:
- Superbowl 1997 - Wyoming Activities Association's first place award winner in the editorial art category
