Art/Branding for the Austin Museum of Digital Art's monthly Social Series.   On the left: newest poster for the Ugly Beats. This is now turning into a poster series of girl heartbreakers.   Artwork for the 2008 Fun Fun Fun Fest going on this November in Waterloo Park. It's a great fest, nestled in between ACL and SXSW. Put simply, the music is divided into 3 genres: indie, punk and electronic.   Artwork for the new EP by Austin-based The Laughing. I recreated the artwork live and on a really big scale at Club Deville on Friday, August 22, 2008. The "canvas" was an 8 x 8 surface made of tiled, clear plastic CD sleeves. 320 of them to be exact. It took me about 2 and a half hours to complete. Show photographs by Erin at recoveringlazyholic.blogspot.com   Posters for author events at BookPeople.     >   Screenprinted posters for British Sea Power, Allen Demling and Birds Barbershop   This is one of many gigposters I've done, but I've pulled it out separate because I'm particularly fond of this one and the show ruled (The National completely wrecked buzz band opener Clap Your Hands Say Yeah). This poster was also featured in Print Magazine's 2006 Regional Design Annual.   Super!Alright! is a media collective made up of some really innovative friends of mine. They needed something beyond a logo, beyond some promotional material. They need a whole world, populated with all kinds of imagery they could pick out and use. This poster serves as the starting point, but each of the individual images are meant to be isolated or re-collaged to form everything from simple wheat pasted posters, DVD packaging to business cards.   Screenprinted posters of various sizes (around 19 x 25) for shows at Emo's. The Gang of Four show was pretty memorable, mainly because afterwards the singer from Morningwood (remember them?) and I drove around trying to find the Gang of Dudes. Rumor: They were at the Dog & Duck. Fact: They weren't. Screenprinted posters of various sizes (around 19 x 25) for shows at Stubb's and La Zona Rosa. Don't overlook the weird little guy with the circle over his head in the Death Cab poster. Screenprinted posters of various sizes (around 19 x 25) for a Pinback show (worst show ever, largely because I had tonsillitis) and a tour poster for Austin band What Made Milwaukee Famous. A couple t-shirts for Austin band / mom wreckers What Made Milwaukee Famous.   Promotional material for the annual Stitch fashion show and craft bazaar, featuring indie/craft mafia designers from all over the country. The ladies of Stitch / Austin Craft Mafia are some of the most awesome people in town. And they don't call themselves a "mafia" for nothing.   Album cover and booklet spread for local record label I Eat Records very first compilation CD. It's a really well put together comp. I hand-illustrated each of the band names while listening to their track on the demo CD, so each one is subtly influenced by the bands' respective tracks.