Artwork for the Trust Women initiative started by Julia Dexter, working to promote deeper trust in women’s health and reproductive rights starting with the women themselves.
Happy to share this sultry sweet end of summer tune, the artwork for which I had a lot of fun with. It features Cheeks the cat son of band member Brandon Sciarrotta. This is the third single off our Thru the Clouds EP, each of which feature a common type and frame. It’s been very fun to introduce less serious visual themes to our band which was previously a bit spooky. Please enjoy!
It was a pleasure to create this campaign poster for Marley. Marley is running for Pet Mayor of Corrales, New Mexico which is a statement that sounds like it was taken from Parks & Rec, but is actually true.
You may vote for him here!
The informative pamphlets I illustrated for Gossamer were debuted and distributed this week at their presentation at New York’s The Wing. Find out how to snag a pamphlet and learn more about Gossamer’s gospel here https://www.gossamer.co/
Feeling inspired by this piece from David Byrne's Reasons to be Cheerful project. Get ready to sob and bop: I bring you the Detroit School of Arts' Vocal Jazz Ensemble performing "Everybody is Coming to My House" as directed by Earth angel, Cheryl Valentine aka Miss V.
I illustrated this GIF for AMAZON/Kindle in celebration of World Book Day.
Celebrate #WorldBookDay with us and tweet a book recommendation: give 1, take 1! #LoveToRead https://t.co/xh8Vqgd6BV pic.twitter.com/RbDPAvbqLn
— Kindle (@AmazonKindle) April 20, 2017
NIGHTSHADE by Elena Ailes, Kastle Editions
Covers are uniquely and individually hand-dyed and letterpress printed and each book is handbound.
44 pages; 6.5" x 5"; edition of 99 copies.
$15. Book proceeds go to Chicago House
Chicago House and Social Service agency serves individuals and families who are disenfranchised by HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ marginalization, poverty, homelessness, and/or gender nonconformity by providing housing, employment services, medical linkage and retention services, HIV prevention services, legal services and other supportive programs.
Come out Sunday March 5 to Brooklyn's Silent Barn for Tune in! Turn up! and take in a day of discussion (1 hour panel discussion) and 9 hours of music (14 bands!)
Flyer by Lindsay Mound
