OBEY!

I know, this has been over done... but it didn't stop me from my knock off of Shepard Fairey's OBEY Giant. He is a very formidable street artist and encourages people to create their own art and their own versions of the OBEY propaganda. This is a simple vector piece that I made of myself. I love the art that Fairey and other street artists do, so here's my contribution to continuing the OBEY mystique.

OBEY-OBEY-OBEY-OBEY-OBEY-OBEY

Love the Bomb!

This is what happens when you have too much time on your hands and you see Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove. I like the idea of this piece. It started off as just a bomb with the shark mouth on it and it evolved into this piece. I couldn't just leave the bomb alone and decided to make a propaganda type of print. This was a fun piece.

The city may glow for years after this.

Star Wars!

As a child, I loved Star Wars. Heck, as an adult, I still love Star Wars. That being said, those movies and characters from my childhood have definitely influenced my art as well as my creativity. So, if you are a Star Wars nerd like me, you'll love these. Enjoy!

Well, duh! Hans did shoot first, no matter which way you slice it. This is 'Saint Fett', the patron saint of bounty.

Fett stencil for graffiti

Storm trooper stencil for graffiti.

Team Ginger Zombie

     I came across some old skool EC comics and thought about the design process for print media. Most comics from my youth had the color dots from halftone printing, which is an economical way of printing and ideal for a small comic company. So after a night out with some friends of mine that also happen to be big zombie fans like myself, I decided to try to replicate the old style of comic halftone to create a panel for our 'zombie survival'. This was a fun piece to make.