Little ones

I have what some people would call "restless design energy syndrome"...I can't just design one category over my career, I have to dabble in everything.  Here's an example of that, some graphics I did for kids line "Coral&PolyP".  So cute!

Panda

I can draw non-people too.  This was for the same owner of Queenie4Ever.  She wanted another character, this time of an Asian-inspired panda.  Isn't she adorable?

College-licensed graphics

Designing licensed product may seem like a task of un-creativity.  With the right attitude, you will find that designing for licensing is just like designing for anything else, except with a more straight-forward marketing plan--to sell to existing fans.  Luckily, licensing means that there is already a fan base, which makes it that much more enjoyable to design.

For our newest 2013 delivery, I did these graphic mock-ups inspired by a road trip along the coast of California.  You can view the mood board I put together, posted here.

For the boys, Arizona State Sun Devils

For the girls, Iowa Hawkeyes

Textile prints

Here is a montage of some textile prints I developed for Smartthreads, F/S 2013.  The techniques we use really give these prints dimension.

Masks

Here are some graphics I did based off the artist Aj Fosick's work.  The client didn't end up buying the art.  Yeah, that happens when you freelance your work out, so now it's yours to enjoy!

88Tees

 More freelance work for Hawaiian brand 88Tees:

Surf Co. Graphics

Some graphics I did for several surf shops in Hawaii, swapping out the name for each store:

Throwback

My first design job was for a company called Eisbär.  It was inspired by L.A.'s punk*ss attitude--a combination of beach vs. city.  Still great graphics even for being 10 yrs old...