Album art and packaging for Zombifying Venom, a brutal band spawned from the ashes of As the Sun Sets and Umbrella, in Providence, RI. In respect of their song, “I’ll administer my own flux capacitor, thank you very much” there is a secret Delorean hidden under the CD.

I made this shirt graphic for Rhode Island’s favorite “holy rollers” Jesuscentric.

Made this at the request of Boston punk band Darkbuster. Looking forward to seeing them in a couple weeks with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

This was one of two designs I made for The Police’s reunion tour in 2007. It was one of my first big jobs, I felt super-cool.

My pals in Paparazzi asked me to make this poster for their show with Japanther. It’s a two color silkscreen. Then in the future it ended up in an exhibition of a bunch of Japanther posters “7 Years in a Van”. Read the rest of this entry »

I made this mess for Mtv’s website back in 2008. If you go to mtv.com and refresh the page 60 times you’ll see it!! Read the rest of this entry »

A series of haunted skatedecks released through Artsprojekt. Available for purchase by following this link: http://www.zazzle.com/brian1986*

This was made just before the release of the 8 Diagrams album. The imagery, like the title, is derived from the 8 Diagram Pole Fighter Kung-Fu flick. They sold this gem along the Rock the Bells tour 2007. Flash forward a year later, I ended up backstage with Ghostface at Harvard University. It was an awkward experience, I didn’t really know what to say. So I just shut up. It was a privilege making graphics for Wu-Tang Clan, 36 Chambers has been on my top 10 albums since I started listening to music.

I was asked to make some graphics for the CrüeFëst ‘08 tour. I gave them some remixed versions of their recent Saints of Los Angles album cover. And a trophy graphic to accompany their hit track “MotherF*cker of the Year”. I also made some graphics for Nikki Sixx’s solo project, but they didn’t go anywhere. I should have made some Kat Von D drawings and threw his logo on them. That would have grabbed his attention.

I made this stuff for Jay-Z in preparation for his Heart of the City tour with Mary J Blige. The request was for more rock n’ roll type stuff, rather than Rocawear graphics. On the left is the bandana I made with “the roc hands”, the buildings on the right were printed inside the collar of the tour shirts. More images after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »