If you’ve visited my portfolio site before you may have noticed that it’s been redesigned. I can never let my site look the same for too long… This design was mostly inspired by new responsive techniques I’ve been learning over the past few months. Size the browser down to see media queries in action! More adjustments on the way.

This is an album cover I illustrated for Potholes In My Blog’s tribute to Sam Cooke, a compilation of beats sampling his music. You can stream the music below. Also, smoking is bad.

This is an album cover for Emay’s Potholes Music debut Into It, a selection of beats made using samples pull from the music of Ramona Falls. For the artwork I decided to pull inspiration from the work of Theo Ellsworth who was responsble for the cover of Ramona Falls’ album “Intuit”.

This is an album cover for Emay’s Potholes Music debut Into It, a selection of beats made using samples pull from the music of Ramona Falls. For the artwork I decided to pull inspiration from the work of Theo Ellsworth who was responsble for the cover of Ramona Falls’ album “Intuit”.

This is an album cover I illustrated for Potholes In My Blog’s Robot Soup, a compilation featuring instrumental tracks from the likes of James Pants, Suzi Analog, Kidkanevil and others. Those who donate $5 (which goes to charity in support of music education) will receive the 11×17 poster below.

This is an album cover I illustrated for Potholes In My Blog’s Robot Soup, a compilation featuring instrumental tracks from the likes of James Pants, Suzi Analog, Kidkanevil and others. Those who donate $5 (which goes to charity in support of music education) will receive the 11×17 poster below.

This is my cover design for a new Potholes In My Blog beat compilation, Cosmic Island. It’s an island in space, obviously. You can download the compilation for free here and read more about it on Potholes.

Here is an album cover I designed for Choongum’s first EP, Fantasy, on the recently-launched Potholes Music. Most of the inspiration for this piece came from the strange, alien landscapes that appear in René Laloux’s Fantastic Planet, one of my favorite animated films.

You can read more about Choongum and Fantasy at Potholes In My Blog. And if you have about an hour to waste, why not watch Fantastic Planet in full on YouTube?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwjPB-8BcaY

Here is the ridiculous Rayforce/Sega Saturn-inspired artwork that I created for Potholes’ latest beat compilation. Rayforce (aka Gunlock aka Layer Section aka Galactic Attack) has been one of my favorite schmups for years so I felt this was the appropriate time to show my appreciation. You can download the compilation here.

Here is my third redesign for Potholes In My Blog. This time I tried to make the site lightweight, fast and easy to navigate. Also used a lot of new techniques I’ve learned over the past year or so. I’m pretty happy with it. I included the two older designs for comparison.

I decided to clean up my website. Not a complete redesign, but a restyling. I tried to make it a bit more professional and easier to focus on the images. If it doesn’t look like the above image, you made need to hard-refresh or clear your cache. Also, I recommend checking it out in Chrome or Safari as I’m trying out some new CSS3 tricks. If you don’t remember what it looked like before, see below.

This is a design I created for J.Feldy’s new t-shirt line, SPKSMEN. Mimicking the Ironman logo was a lot more complicated than I had expected, but it turned out pretty nice. You can read more about it (and see some photos I shot) on the SPKSMEN website.

Potholes In My Blog released their first podcast today. I put together some quick cover art using a wintery public domain image and some of my own touches. I have to give credit to BTS Radio as an inspiration. Charles Munka has done some amazing work for BTS over the past few years. I’m hoping I can do something similar with Potholes’ podcasts. You can stream the mix below and download it at Potholes.

“After receiving endless amounts of requests, the official Potholes Podcast has finally arrived! We threw ideas back and forth, and we figured the best way to do it is to keeps things simple and to the point. With that said, the Potholes Podcast will arrive at the end of every month, showcasing the best mp3s we featured from the past four weeks. You can also expect to see some exclusives and unreleased tracks mixed in as well, so keep your ears opened and your eyes peeled!”

Here’s another site I designed over the Christmas/New Years break. Datahowler is an electronic musician and graphic designer that I got to know primarily through Potholes. I tried to base the design somewhat on the cover he created for his debut album. That album’s releasing soon (January 25th), so be on the look-out!

I was asked to update the theme I created for Potholes in My Blog, so I took a shot at it. I think it’s a big improvement. I may still have a few adjustments to make. If you see anything that’s off, let me know… You can see my original design below.

My entry for the How Low Can Your Logo? contest is up! I must say, I think it looks pretty excellent.

Download: ♪ CoverCast #7: Kaiden

For my seventh CoverCast I wanted to do something for Halloween. 怪談 (Kaidan) essentially means “ghost story”, so I pulled together a few of the darkest music I had  along with clips from  horror films and tv shows. Play it at your Halloween party or something! There’s a few minutes that are actually danceable. People will love it, maybe. Warning, there is some strong language.

1. Haiku D’Etat – Westside Slip N’ Slide
2. Oscar McClure – Kitchen Scraps (Baths’ Otalgia Mix)
3. s.maharba – The Look
4. Gonjasufi – Untitled
5. Jneiro Jarel – Shadoze
6. Alain Goraguer – L’Oiseau
7. The Gaslamp Killer – Shattering Inner Journeys (Featuring Computer Jay & Mike Burnham)
8. Guilty Simpson – Coroner’s Music
9. Tony Williams – Once I Loved
10. Dem Hunger – Mosque Vibrations
11. Shining – Goretex Weather Report
12. Company Flow – Blind
13. JD & The Evil’s Dynamite Band – The Evil D’s
14. Broadcast & The Focus Group – A Seancing Song
15. James Pants – I Promise I Lied
16. Flying Lotus – I Feel Like Dying
17. Ras G – Discipline09-4
18. King Midas Sound – Miles & Miles
19. Jogger – Nephicide

Download: ♪ Sega Saturn Megamix

I think I’ve wanted to put together a mix like this since middle school. During that time, 90% of the music I listened to came from a Sega Saturn game. I was pretty excited to discover that most Saturn games could play audio tracks in a regular CD player. It was like getting a free soundtrack with every game! I loved it. At one point I started recording tracks onto cassettes, probably before my family’s computer could burn CDs.

I still remember the day I got my Saturn. My father had gotten a raise and said I could go to Toys ‘R’ Us and buy whatever I wanted. I glanced over the Playstation and Nintendo 64 and decided on a Saturn. Even then I was a Sega fan. It came with Nights Into Dreams, Virtua Fighter II, Virtua Cop and Daytona USA, some of the best games I’ve played. I also bought Space Jam, which was pretty terrible but I loved it anyway. After playing Sega Genesis for years, playing Cyber Speedway on the sampler disc (remember those?) with CD-quality sound was pretty amazing.

Saturn games actually introduced me to a lot of music that I still listen to today. Wipeout’s soundtrack by Cold Storage stands out as one of my first introductions to electronic music. After hearing it I headed out to the local FYE, browsed the “Dance” section and bought Roni Size & Reprazent’s album Newforms based solely on the cover art. It was the first album I’d ever bought with my own money. I’ve been hooked on drum breaks of all forms ever since, all thanks to a game about racing flying vehicles that shoot each other with rockets.

That is why I decided to make an ode to my Sega Saturn in the form of this mix. I’m still nostalgic for the days when Sega was a strong first party company, the days when Babbages sold Japanese import games, the days before the local arcade was converted into a hair salon and, well, the days when game discs had music on them. I’m not sure if others will connect with this mix as much as I do, since nobody I know ever owned a Saturn. But hopefully some of these will still be familiar. I may even make a part two since I had to cut some tracks to keep the mix around an hour. I also want another chance to draw Sonic The Hedgehog… You can check out my sketches of angry Sonic below.

Tracklist

1. Intro (Virtua Cop)
2. Warning (Burning Rangers)
3. Richard Jacques – Start of Race (Sonic R)
4. Bygone Dogs – I Will Not Take It (Cyber Speedway)
5. Zuntata – Penetration 〜Mind Bomb〜 (Layer Section)
6. Takenobu Mitsuyoshi – Black Cat Moon (Virtua Fighter II)
7. Hyakutaro Tsukumo – Legendary Wings (Thunder Force IV)
8. Richard Jacques – Gene Gadget, Act Two (Sonic 3D Blast)
9. Takenobu Mitsuyoshi – Sky High (Daytona USA)
10. Justin Scharvona – Fight Night With Flibby (Croc)
11. Channel X – The Fantom Voltage (Steep Slope Sliders)
12. Channel X – So High (Sega Touring Car Championship)
13. Hiroaki Yoshida – High Scores (Winter Heat)
14. David Leytze – Beginning (Fighting Vipers)
15. Shusaku Uchiyama – Liliane Theme (Mega Man 8)
16. Takenobu Mitsuyoshi – Jeffrey’s Stage (Virtua Fighter Kids)
17. Shun Nishigaki – Sakura’s Theme (Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo)
18. Richard Jacques – Living In The City (Sonic R)
19. CoLD SToRAGE – Brickbat (WipeOut)
20. Naofumi Hataya – We Are Burning Rangers (Featuring Dennis St. James) (Burning Rangers)
21. Marlon Saunders, Gabriel Morris & Issa Clemon – Dreams, Dreams (Christmas NiGHTS)
22. Richard Jacques – Level Complete (Sonic 3D Blast)
23. ??? (ManX TT Superbike)

This is an album cover I created for Potholes In My Blog and Prefix Magazine’s new mixtape “Summer Sampler”. It’s pretty self explanatory, I think. Summer is hot and things melt in the heat. I was planning to use linework on the boombox (which you can see below), but I decided to do something different and render it in Illustrator. I learned a few tricks along the way that I may use later. Anyway, you can download the entire mixtape here and here.

Download: ♪ Potholes x PrefixMag Summer Sampler

This is a WordPress theme redesign I created for sports blog You Got Schooled. It’s a chalkboard. My first comp and the original theme are below.

I recently had the opportunity to redesign Potholes In My Blog, a hip-hop / music blog I’ve been following for a while after creating an album cover for them. Along with some input from David Reyneke and the rest of the staff, I built a WordPress theme from the ground up that I’m really happy with. You can see it in action here. My original comp and the previous blog design are below. There are still a few tweaks to be made, like adding in an animated header…

The Emay, Karen & The Kids EP is a set of beats created by producer Emay, made from samples from the Where The Wild Things Are movie soundtrack. Of course, I jumped on the chance to do the cover art. Beats, Karen O, Maurice Sendak… You can’t go wrong. Link to the download and a sample track below.

Download: ♪ Emay – Emay, Karen O & The Kids

The Emay, Karen & The Kids EP is a set of beats created by producer Emay, made from samples from the Where The Wild Things Are movie soundtrack. Of course, I jumped on the chance to do the cover art. Beats, Karen O, Maurice Sendak… You can’t go wrong. Link to the download and a sample track below.

Download: ♪ Emay – Emay, Karen O & The Kids

I’ve secretly been redesigning my portfolio site. It’s more of a refinement of what is here now, except I’m building it entirely with WordPress 3.0. No more flat html and no more Blogger. Basically it will look like the design I created for my Tumblr page. Whenever WordPress 3.0 is released, my new site will not be far behind…

The newly relaunched J Dilla Foundation, a non-profit group formed to help fund inner-city programs and provide scholarships to students attending progressive music schools in memory of the late hip-hop producer J Dilla, held a logo contest. My friend Mykola Dosenko convinced me to enter. He sent me a concept that he came up with which I finalized. (top right). I also created a concept of my own. (top left). Below are some variations which I held back due to contest restrictions. But I’m happy with all of them.

This is artwork I created for Cold Legistics’ beat album Northern Star. I struggled a bit finishing this, not being happy with the results until I made a lot of adjustments. In the end I’m pretty happy with it. You can download a track from the album over at Potholes In My Blog.

I’ve built quite a few versions of this site other the years. Over the past few days I decided to make a major overhaul of the site from the ground up, making use of Gallerific while still building off of my previous design. I’ve tested the site and it should work in most browsers. The only one I’ve had trouble with is an old version of Safari on my laptop. Advantages to this design are the ability to link to individual images, better loading times and keyboard navigation, among other things.

I thought this would be a good time to take a look at the ridiculous number of designs I’ve done for my online portfolio. Unfortunately I didn’t take screenshots of some older versions, including from high school and middle school. Yes, I’ve had this space for a long, long time…

UPDATE

I found an image of my website from 2003. It’s very blue!

Download: ♪ CoverCast #5: WAVE

It’s been a while since my last CoverCast, but I finally put something together this week. Partly inspired by the new Shafiq Husayn album, this is a selection of future soul/funk tracks. I hope you enjoy! Click the cover or link to download.

1. Sonar Kollektiv Orchester – Ain’t No Dream
2. Electric Wire Hustle – Perception
3. Ta’Raach – Catch My Breath (World) (Featuring J Mitchell)
4. Shafiq Husayn – Dust & Kisses (Featuring Noni Limar)
5. Eric Lau – I Don’t Do It To (Featuring Tawiah)
6. Dwele – Workin’ On It
7. Platinum Pied Pipers – Pigeon Hole
8. The Sa-Ra Creative Partners – Can I Get You Hi
9. Dam-Funk – (My Funk Goes) On & On
10. Muhsinah – NetKnot
11. The Foreign Exchange – Take Off The Blues (Featuring Darien Brockington)
12. Robert Glasper – Butterfly

For some reason I decided to redesign my music-focused website. I’m glad I did because it’s a vast improvement over the original, I think. I better-organized the music pages, improved the video page and reorganized the blog. I’ve also been trying to record more stuff lately, so hopefully I’ll have some new beats up at some point.

Also, another video I hadn’t posted yet…

Schutter is a blog I designed with Sarah for her to upload her iPhone photos. I think it’s turned out to be pretty cool.

Download: ♪ CoverCast #4: 9/6

As I mentioned on The Cover Up, my job’s been a little stressful recently. So this week I put together a mix of tracks that are good for keeping me sane during my daily 9 to 6. The impressive Astrud Gilberto edit by Shigeto comes from a free EP download available at the ISO50 blog. I’ve also used a track from Nicolay’s fantastic new album, Shibuya: City Lights Vol. 2, released this week. Now get back to work.

1. Herb Pihofer – Hail Ceasar
2. Jeff Parker – Beanstalk
3. Koushik – Coolin’ (Instrumental)
4. Jackson Conti – São Paulo Nights
5. Astrud Gilberto – Berimbau (Shigeto Edit)
6. Triorganico – Correndo
7. Nicolay – Omotesando
8. 9dw – Thinking Makes A Mistake
9. Savath & Savalas – Pavo Real
10. Quantic & His Combo Barbaro – Undelivered Letter
11. Quarteto Novo – Síntese
12. Cut Chemist – Spoon
13. Samon Kawamura – Out-Take 0810-012
14. Bibio – All The Flowers
15. Tortoise – Charteroak Foundation
16. Toumani Diabaté – Elyne Road

I created a new blog specifically for showcasing my photography. It’s not something I really need but I thought it would be fun to make. It is here.

Download: ♪ CoverCast #3: Three

Unfortunately, I didn’t make many Cover Up posts this week. But I did put together a new CoverCast. This week I wanted to share some great electronic music and a touch of instrumental hip-hop. Some old, some new, some sort of new. Thanks to Ed for sharing the Joy Orbison track. It’s crazy. Everyone loves dubstep these days, right?

1. Phaseone – Marty & Sonietta
2. MONO/POLY – The George Machine
3. The Clonious – Emora
4. Daedelus – Get Off Your HiHats
5. Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo
6. Clark – Mercy Sines
7. Zomby – One Foot Ahead Of The Other
8. Dr. Who Dat? – Laws of Clover
9. Squarepusher – Greenways Trajectory
10. Yellow Magic Orchestra – Technopolis
11. Bumps – Tryplmeade Gorsmatch
12. Teebs – Untitled
13. Thavius Beck – Under Pressure
14. Ceephax – Hull Pressure
15. Plug – Brave Lick
16. Hudson Mohawke – Rising 5
17. Gonja Sufi – Ancestors
18. Ras G – Incoming
19. Stevo – Milky Way Driver
20. 00Genesis – Geomancer

Download: ♪ CoverCast #2: Jazz Epic

Very soon after I put together the first CoverCast, I decided to pull out some of my favorite records and stay up until 5 AM to create an epic 45 minute mix of loud, soul-churning jazz-fusion. This is the end product. The plan was to make a non-stop blend of heavy jazz-rock, like tracks two through five. But I decided to spread it out a bit, eventually splitting the mix into movements (ala the epic fusion suites of yore) with appropriately epic titles (I’ve never heard the word “PEREGRINATION” before). Fusion was a staple of my music diet in high school and on, so I hope you enjoy it. I know I did… Click the link or covers to downloat the zip file, which includes the tracklist.

Intro
1. Laurence Welk & Orchestra – Moon River / Soundcraftsman – Instructional Test Record

Movement I : The Vivication
2. Tony Williams – Some Hip Drum Sh!t
3. The Mahavishnu Orchestra – Vital Transformation
4. Jean-Luc Ponty – Enigmatic Ocean, Pt. 2
5. Al Di Meola – Morning Fire

Movement II : The Peregrination
6. Weather Report – Scarlet Woman / Trazana Beverley – No Assistance
7. Airto Moreira – Wake Up Song
8. Larry Corryell & The Eleventh House – Yin
9. The Mahavishnu Orchestra – Inner Worlds / Arthur Ashe – Learn Tennis
10. Tony Williams – This Night This Song

Movement III : The Ascension
11. McCoy Tyner – Fly With The Wind
12. Flora Purim – Open Your Eyes (You Can Fly)
13. Ashok Ingle – Raga Darbari / Devadip Carlos Santana & Turiya Alice Coltrane – Guru Sri Chinmoy Aphorism

Movement IV : The Resurrection
14. Stanley Clarke – Life Is Just A Game

Download: ♪ CoverCast #1: G4G4

Today I’m posting G4G4, the first ever mixtape (I don’t want to call it a podcast) for my Cover Up blog. I’ve wanted to create a mix for a while, so I pulled together some of my favorite tracks and artists from this year to see what I could come up with. It’s mostly a selection of hip-hop and electronic music. The track list is below and you can click the covers to download. I plan on doing some more mixes later. For the front and back cover I used photos I took at the Freer & Sackler Galleries in D.C. (I put a slideshow below for fun). I hope you guys listen and enjoy.

1. Triorganico – Balloons
2. Blu – Amnesia
3. Prefuse 73 – Regalo
4. Mabanua – Liquid
5. Misel Quitno – Pull It Down Somewhen
6. ZKPRZ – Phantasmagoria
7. Flying Lotus – Parisian Goldfish (Take Remix)
8. Harmonic 313 – Dirtbox
9. Willie Isz – Shine
10. Samon Kawamura – cp2sk (Featuring Christian Prommer)
11. J Dilla – Spacecowboy vs. Bobble Head
12. CO$$ – Be Like You (Featuring Terem)
13. Exile – Stay Tuned (Here)
14. Dak – fortheSUN
15. The Gaslamp Killer – Baiafro
16. Luke Vibert – Computer Complex
17. Squarepusher – Seb-1.02
18. 9DW – Begin To Sing For Appetite

Today Potholes in My Blog released a mixtape of exclusive and unreleased hip-hop tracks mixed by DJ Traumatix. I was asked to do the cover art, which I think turned out pretty well. The first cover I did is at the bottom, but we decided to go with something simpler and more readable, which is the cover at the top. You can download the mix here or below.

Trasmitting Live Volume One

Yesterday my music/art blog became two years old. I celebrated by redesigning the layout and finally purchasing a domain name, www.the-cover-up.com. I’ll continue to update it as often as I can, hopefully more consistently and frequently than before. That includes The Cover Down as well!

This is a cover redesign for an album my father’s band recorded in 2000. They were a jazz group known as The Reflections and played around Roanoke, Virginia as well as other spots in the state and elsewhere. I have fond memories of seeing my dad play guitar, sitting around at rehearsals and at one point practicing with them on drums. I owe much of my love for music, especially jazz, to my father and the culture he exposed me to. Sadly, he passed away in 2001, so I thought this would be a way to celebrate Father’s Day in his memory.

Above is the original cover. I think my interpretation might be a little too dark and modern for some of the music, but I’m happy with it. I’m offering up the album for download if anyone’s interested in hearing it. The link is at the bottom of this post. You can also hear my favorite track, “Da Ja Vu”, in the player below. I had planned to include a recording of a live show they did at the Snowshoe Ski Resort in West Virginia, but I haven’t had the chance to transfer it over from cassette. I may post it later.

Personell on the album include my father, Ted Taylor, on lead guitar, Dan Pratcher on bass, Elmer Coles on trumpet and keyboards, Gary Bannister on vocals, and Austin Marshall and Clint Randolph on drums.

DOWNLOAD

These are collaborative pieces between me and my talented friend Mykola Dosenko, remixes of some of my work. I’ve posted some before but I thought it’d be nice to put them in one post. Hopefully I’ll be altering some of his work soon!

Some thing I put together for the relaunch of a friend’s blog, sofakingdiligent.com. Added some color for fun. On the actual site, it’s black and white. That rhymes.

I’ve made a second website for myself, meant more specifically for my music. It’s accompanied by another blog that will include posts about music, art, culture and whatever else inspires me.

The site looks a little off in Internet Explorer, but it should look fine in other browsers. Not much new music up yet, but hopefully I can sit down and concentrate on making some new stuff soon… Check it out! Tell me what you think! And don’t forget The Cover Up and Cheesewich.

boneburnisher.theodore3.com

Made some personalized fonts out of my wonderful handwriting at Yourfonts.com.

Put this together for my and my mother’s holiday card this year. Happy Holidays!

“I’m lookin’ cool in the whip. You …… lookin’ jell-o.” – Royce Da 5’9″

Playing with shape.

Bone Burnisher – Mary

This is a beat I made today using some vocals that my friend Mykola in Ukraine sent to me. He’s singing. The image is one of my sketches ‘remixed’ by Mykola.

You probably noticed that I changed my layout again…
Not too different from the last, besides an improved music section and new navigation.
It isn’t fully complete. But it’s close. It also manages to look decent in Internet Explorer (ugh), except for the blog. It needs work. I take that back. IE6 and IE7 hate my website.

I made a new G4G compilation, the 3rd in the series. Above is the “packaging”. I’ve enjoyed making these. Here’s a link to the download if you’re intersted: G4G3

I neglected to make a post about the Senior Show we held last week. It was a good show! Nice turnout. It’s always fun seeing all my Communication Arts buddies in one place. Good times. My Owl Boy piece was hanging. Below is the poster of the show, illustrated by my friend Justin Jackson with type design by me. I’m never using the Ghostown font again.

I’m redesigning my website again because, well, I’m crazy.

The album packiging for another compilation I put together for class. Most of the photos came from a Francis Wolff book I have.

This isn’t the Miles Davis album design I was talking about before. This is actually from a few years ago, but I improved on it today. It’s amazing what 2 years can do! I can barely stand to look at the original…

We had an assignment for my web design course which involved making a site for a furniture designer. The size is pretty compact, since it had to fit within the classroom’s projector resolution. But I think it works well. Click the image to visit the site. Hopefully, you’re not using Internet Explorer.

Doing my best Reid Miles impression. A little strange considering Miles Davis wasn’t on Blue Note Records at the time. But Herbie, Wayne and Tony were, so… Also, Blue Note and Sony would probably never collaborate on a compilation.

In honor of the great and mighty Helvetica.

Our show is up. Hooray!

The poster I designed for the senior show call for entries. It hasn’t been approved yet, but I like it.
So if you’re a senior in my department, entries are due the 11th…
Edit: I fixed a few things on the poster.

I’m doing some work for the Theatre IV Children’s Theatre. This is what I’ve done for their brochure cover. Almost complete, I think.

If my blog looks weird it’s because I’m currently redesigning my website and I’m trying to get my blog to match up.

Bone Burnisher – Tennz

Finally, some music worthy of the Bone Burnisher name.

Bone Burnisher – High

Playing with photos and type + another beat from my SP.

These are the two portfolios I made for my Senior Studio course. One is a record cover/box that I recovered, the other is a small box filled with cards.

I vectored my Meat Monster guy and submitted him to Threadless for critique. Hopefully people like it!

Once again I have redesigned my website.

I think this is my new logo… Made for my Studio class.

A album cover for my DevArt buddy’s imaginary band, The Pouring Rainbows.
I think I might redo it in a more “analog” way…

I made another fake album cover. It’s fun. Whatever.
I picked up a book with nothing by Blue Note album covers yesterday. Inspiration, I think.

I made another fake album cover. It’s fun. Whatever.
I picked up a book with nothing by Blue Note album covers yesterday. Inspiration, I think.

Album cover for my nonexistent jazz trio.

Okay. Done. Time for bed. I’m going to post a link to the album on DevArt tomorrow.

This is the design for my Bone Burnisher album. I used public domain images from here. If you can stand to listen, the album can be heard here.

I’m making a sequel to my “G’s For Gorillas” compilation CD/class assignment because I feel like it.
This is the cover, I think.

I’m on a roll today!!!

Playing around… Should be doing homework. But, you know.

I’m seeing a lot of illustrators and designers draw their own type, so I want to try my hand at it. This logo was for the re-done version of my City of God poster. It’s a big improvement over the original. The ‘D’ on ‘GOD’ needs a little work, but yeah.