I created these sleek brochures as part of my full time job to be handed out at conventions. The brochures describe the products that our company has to offer.
2008

For a more in depth look into how our applications work, I created a series of "fact sheets" to detail our products individually. The descriptions were enhanced by a clean design and a number of screenshots to illustrate the processes. There were a total of 8 sheets created. One for each module of our main CRMS product.
2008

Album art and design for Baltimore singer/song writer Doug Mattingly.
2008-2009

Album cover art for Under Sound Music producer and artist Eddie.
2009

Star Seed/Rosachi. Album art design for producer and M.C. Sean-Touré. I continued with the illustrative style that I developed doing other work like Eddie's "Sound Wandering" album cover. This time though, I brought in more textures and tried to create more depth.
2009

Personal project. Album cover art for Under Sound Music artist E Major. This is one of a handful of designs I did for the project. This is my personal favorite.
2009

Flyer design for an event hosted by Under Sound Music and Pedestrian clothing store.
2008-2009

Bringing together record labels and streetwear brands isn't difficult but for this project we wanted a clean look that had a very hip attitude. Using a photo from Philadelphia disk jockey DJ Excel's personal album I created an image of him in illustrator and embellished as necessary.

Flyer design for an event to raise money for a short film by director Hilton Carter.
2009

Hilton Carter is a personal friend of mine and when he asked me to do a flyer for his event because in his words I'm "The Flyer Guy," I was happy to do it. We used an interesting image he had of himself looking at his own logo on the computer and I focused heavily on the layout, colors and fonts that I used to make it really pop.

Personal project. I've been interested at doing movie poster art for some time. This is one of the first things I've done in this vein so it's pretty simple. I looked up a movie that's actually in preproduction and created the tag line and the faux movie poster. I used a still image of Rourke from the movie "The Informers" and created the text in Photoshop. 2009