This artwork stands as a tribute to the boundless horizons that graduation unveils—symbolizing a gateway to infinite possibilities. It captures the tangible presence of the future, vivid and real, charted through our past experiences. This piece invites viewers to look beyond the image, embracing the expansive potential that lies ahead, and celebrating every moment as a step toward the grand tapestry of life's unfolding possibilities.
Delve into the layered meaning of 'fein' through this poster collection. Each piece in this series is meticulously crafted to explore the diverse interpretations of the term—from malevolent supernatural entities to the harrowing grip of addiction.
My design process combined digital and traditional techniques. I created a 3D model of a black child holding a baby sheep, symbolizing Easter themes of innocence and sacrifice, using Blender and AI. This image was then refined in Photoshop and Lightroom to enhance its high-contrast, black-and-white appearance, highlighting the themes of purity and darkness.
The final poster in this collection features a bold black and red palette and assertive typography, emphasizing the visual theme and deepening the exploration of the song’s dark narrative on addiction and its consequences
The typography, entirely original and handcrafted, was developed through sketches in Procreate before being finalized in Illustrator, adding a personalized touch that complements the visual intensity of the posters.
'Overseas.' This collection dives deep into the edgy aesthetics that Ken Carson’s music embodies, exploring themes of materialism, addiction, and identity through graphic shock value and intense imagery.
The series opens with a gripping portrayal of Ken Carson, depicted with his skin gruesomely peeled and suspended by hooks from the iced-out chains he wears—a stark metaphor for how materialistic allure can 'hook' and torment the spirit.
This haunting image serves as a culmination of the series, symbolizing the obscured vision and distorted perception wrought by fame and materialism.
Here, the words themselves become a visual exploration of the song's themes and play as a texture for framing the design. This was made in Illustrator to merge seamlessly with the overarching aesthetic of the series.
this piece in the series features typography crafted from scratch, embodying Ken's artistic persona's chaotic and compressed energy.
Explore the visceral and dark world of OPIUM with this series of concept poster designs for an album and festival rollout. These posters blend intense, mayhem-inspired aesthetics with elements from Playboi Carti, Destroy Lonely, and Ken Carson, transforming them into visual narratives that speak to the music's dark themes
The first poster captures the essence with hand-drawn typography over a chaotic, mayhem-inspired composition. The zombified faces of the artists underscore the album's commentary on the destructive allure of opioids.
This piece features elegant textures and bespoke typography detailing the album’s tracks, designed to mimic a vinyl’s side division, enhancing the visual and thematic depth of the rollout.
The series culminates in a 3D animation, showcasing the album cover on a rotating vinyl record, concluding with the vinyl CD emerging and spinning
This four-part poster series, '2004,' delves into the deep-seated traumas of my childhood and reflects broader experiences within many communities in America. Each piece captures a different stage of separation, isolation, and the quest for identity amidst familial upheaval.
a metaphor for my lifelong search for affection and acceptance.
floating in a void filled with endless possibilities yet marked by uncertainty, symbolizing my rebirth into an unrecognizable world.
my spirit peering through a keyhole, viewing the life shaped by my parents' influence, encapsulating the permanent impact of their separation on my perspective and identity.
the indistinguishable self and the acute awareness of enduring pain, framed by sharp, symbolic designs that enhance the narrative's intensity.
