Graphic & Print Design

"Are You Afraid of the Dark Universe?"

I provided essential graphic design support for "Are You Afraid of the Dark Universe?", a screenwriting podcast continuing the infamously cancelled cinematic "Dark Universe".

I designed the podcast's logo and key art, and created branded assets for social media posts, including animated backgrounds featuring publicly available satellite imagery from NASA

Dalton Deschain & the Traveling Show

For five years, I provided digital and print graphics for the New York City-based pulp-punk band Dalton Deschain & the Traveling Show, creating EP art and book covers that establish the band's unique visual brand.

EP & Book Covers

The Traveling Show's EPs "Casey" and "Catherine" were released with companion novellas. I was in charge of layout, title typography, and color direction, utilizing collage assets provided by an illustrator.

The novellas were printed and sold as merchandise at live shows across the Northeastern U.S.

Cover Art for Single Releases

For "Some Dark Magik", I used a library of public domain pulp comics to create a digital collage evoking the song's bombastic sound. I also composited color blocks with rich comic book textures to elevate the typography and make all elements fit a vintage print style.

For the digital single releases of "Golden One Ball", "Freakshow", and "Juno", I established a design language of stenciled shadows over bold colors to visually unite the songs and command attention when viewed on music streaming apps.

Logo Design

I created a logo for the Brooklyn-based antifolk singer-songwriter I Wear War Paint.

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