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Copper Star Coffee

This design was done for Copper Star Coffee, a coffee shop in Phoenix Arizona. It ran in a local magazine and was printed on T-shirts.

Lurid State

Lurid State Logo
This logo was done the Phoenix, Arizona based band Lurid State. The band wanted a logo looked old and grungy. The logo also had to be simple enough that it could be easily printed out and put on a cheap paper flyer, yet also expandable so it could also be changed into more of a graphic if necessary.

Lurid State Gas Mask
This logo is actually the gas mask that is in the Caduceus logo (see below). It was also supposed to look old and I was trying to give it a pewter effect. I was so pleased with the way it came out that I wanted to put a close up of it up on the site.

Lurid State Gas Caduceus
This was an additional logo done for the band Lurid State. They wanted a caduceus with a gas mask on it. They wanted to continue with having it look old and grungy. I decided that the best look for it would be that of old and dirty pewter and made that the overall look. I also changed it from a traditional caduceus to something that I felt would represent the bands overall style a little better by changing the wings to a style that is more like a hawk's wings and giving the snakes a more serpent fee.

KPK Enterprises

This logo was done for a company in Colorado that installs and wires home theatres and installs direct TV satellite systems

Nas-T's
A Series of T-Shirts I designed for Nas-T's t-shirts.
(warning: some people may find these T-shirts offensive)

Murder Tastes Good
This design is based on the meat is murder stickers and the owner of Nas-T's wanted the back to look like giant teeth with blood and fangs.

Your Problem is Obvious
This one was one of the more interesting designs I had to create.

This website was done for a body jewelry company. They have an online store as well as selling to retailers and distributors. They needed a content management system so they could easily update and change their site as new products came out. They also needed a way to keep track of their inventory. This site was created with PHP to fulfill the needs of an online shopping cart.

This is the website for the Arizona based metal band. As well as doing the website I did all the graphic design work for them. They wanted a overall dark feel to their site and also wanted it to look kind of militant, so I went with an OD green gradient over black for the site.

A band from Tempe, Arizona with one of the most unique sounds I've heard in a while. The way they described the site they wanted was like a beach ball hitting you in the face and I like to think I delivered that. Note: Due to the band breaking up the site is no longer in existence, so clicking this link will only take you to screenshots.

This is the most interesting body jewelry site you will ever see. Since the initial design of this site, the company has stopped doing any mass produced jewelry. The site now consists of an opening flash animation that I did for them and a contact page where you can contact them about getting custom jewelry made.If you click on the link it will take you to screenshots of the old site. If you want to see the current site, you can see it by clicking here

Multimedia
A series of animations that I have done, some for classes, some for other websites.

This is the animation that I did for the infested meat market site. It is basically a very large roll over button that will take you into the site when finished with the animation. Again, if you are afraid of clowns I would not watch this.

This is an animation I did for a class. The main character in this animation is actually someone I know. Due to the large size of this animation it may take a few minutes to load.

This was an animation done for a class in which we had to make a music video. The song is Doomsayer by the band Hatebreed.

Acrylic on Canvas. A surrealist style painting of a nude torso. Painted in 2006.

This was a small mural done on 2007. This client had a home that was decorated in a Southwestern Theme. They had a wall mounted sculpture and wanted a sunset painted behind it. I stuck with traditional southwestern tones and created two mesas for the sun to set behind.

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