A series of impressionist landscapes paintings to explore a variety of painting styles.

You made me who I am.

A mock single cover for the band Futurecop! and their single Lost Love.

These pieces were a lesson in acceptance.

I had started these acrylic paintings about two years before they were completed. Back when I loved traditional painting and I thought that’s what I wanted to do. Then I had some bad classes, bad feedback, and essentially, because of mixed information and trying to attempt new methods, I pretty much forgot how to paint with acrylics, which have always been my traditional love.

After working digitally for the last few semesters of school and loving and appreciating that, I was cleaning my upstairs and found these things, sitting there sad and unfinished. I decided I was at that point in my career where I was ready to go back to this and use it to learn to mix what I had learned digitally into my traditional work, and vice versa.

And so this is the outcome. I call them, "Give Life Back to Music" which is kind of corny but it suits them.

Can I Play? was an experimentation in album art, merchandising and branding.

A series of portraits for the inner booklet for the Can I Play? vinyl set, featuring all of the band members.

This is a piece created as a shirt design, influenced by the release of Daft Punk's album "Random Access Memories". 

This is something I had finished a while ago, and I haven’t exactly gotten a good quality scan of the finished product, but here is one of my test boards of it.

This was a design made in illustrator that I then used a laser cutter machine to cut the stencils out into chip board with. Using the five different stencils, I then used them to spraypaint the design onto….various surfaces. This one is on illustration board. The final was on wood. It’s a little rough and imperfect, but I rather like it that way.

A banner style advertisement for the film, Drive, incorporating a more commercial and realistic style.

This is a mock event poster for the band Teen Daze, using their musical themes of ethereal imagery and dreamlike states.

A mock single cover for the artist, Lana del Rey, and her single, "Radio".

An entry that was selected as a finalist for the 2014 North American International Auto Show Poster competition. The goal was to incorporate the idea of "Leaving the Past Behind".

A shirt design for Godzilla, the King of the Monsters.

This is a memorial piece for the artist Michael Hutchence of the band INXS, including the symbolic Tiger Lily.

This is a personal piece incorporating several pieces of symbolic imagery.

This was a commissioned piece from the super friendly and super talented ‘Sigmar’ for the cover of his upcoming EP.

His music style is like a mix of electrobanger/electrodubstep with some serious french influences.

LISTEN TO SIGMAR. https://soundcloud.com/sigmarmusic

Paul de Homem-Christo, Play Paul, Ryskee, The Migrants, Tulip. Member of The Buffalo Bunch and Crydajam.

Because there is no other face that can quite be used to portray Paul.

This is a playful illustration of a biker chick who’s trying to fit in with the cool crowd, but her derpy cat won’t stop following her around and cramping her style.