Girls make the world go 'round

This is a found image with added text.  I'm really happy with the layout of the text and I've always loved this image.

Nation buttons

The black, red, and white button was completely done in Photoshop while the "banner" button was hand drawn, inked in (seen below), and then scanned into Photoshop for coloring.

Original drawing in pencil at the beginning of the inking process.

Dead girls can dance

It all started with the girl jumping.  I always thought it was a cute picture.  Then I just haaaad to go and add that skull to her face.  I created the circular design with a little patience and some brushwork in Photoshop.  Since the girl and the skull were a lower resolution, I added a halftone to clean them up a bit, plus I liked how it looked.

I found this skull on the internet the got busy with warp, distort, and skew in Photoshop.

Static-X, Prong, Davey Suicide, 9Electric, Linework, Nation, Ejaculation Of Serpents show poster

11x17 poster for Static-X, Prong, Davey Suicide, 9Electric, etc., in Huntington, WV.  All the text and Wayne Static himself were drawn by hand, then scanned into Photoshop.  Things were moved a bit, I removed his body (I was never happy with it) and then added the background image.

 Final drawing and band name text before scanning them into the computer.

The beginnings of the drawing.

Flyer patrol

I've been doing a lot of flyers lately.  Some have taken a while, some have not.  

Simple flyer.  I would do a lot more minimalist work if it were fitting for more events.  I love this picture.  I had to mess with the kerning a bit because of the way the font was set up.  

I love Judge Dredd comics.  This is a scan of one of the covers.  I did some color enhancements, layered the background, took out the "DREDD RULES" logo, and changed the text a bit.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is my favorite movie, period.

Existing artwork from a 1945 article, from Mechanix Illustrated, on space exploration.  I had to do a lot of cleaning on it to remove text, even out the borders, and make it look like they were never there.  

Originally a cover from Juice Magazine from back in the 90s.  There was a lot of text to remove.  We needed a quick, punk rock flyer and this is what came out.