Creative direction, collage animation, title cards & overall design for Crippling Alcoholism's song "bedrot". The track is both inherently sinister and also deeply self-aware - if it's uncomfortable, congratulations, you're the product. Bedrot documents the inevitable spiral of Bella Pink, the main character of the goth noise rock band's 2025 2xLP. "Camgirl" was reissued by dark music label The Flenser in 2026.

IASG is an intricate image composite that is comprised of over 30 images meticulously collaged, stitched together, retouched and color graded to feel like one unified composition. I drew inspiration from the (very long) classic run of 90's Goosebumps covers, Japanese B-movie grindhouse film posters, and thematic sensibilities of the NOLA sludge metal scene that continues to excite me.

Direction and design for the Arizona doomgaze band Holy Fawn. The first physical pressing of their Realms EP includes a die-cut jacket, type-heavy lyric sheet and an image composited back cover. Realms is a record about humanity's life vs. death interconnection in relativity to the natural world. The vinyl for Dimensional Bleed is complete with a custom type treatment paired with Helena Sokolova's eerie photography, as well as a blind spot gloss gatefold. The cassette was expanded on with a meticulously crafted image composite relative to the original sleeve. Additional selections include artwork for Drag Me into the Woods, the Death Spells cassettes and merch.

Complete art and design overall for hardcore punk classic "The Shape Of Punk To Come", pitched to Refused around its 25th anniversary. This experimental variant of The Shape Of Punk To Come incorporates whirling serpents, blossoming floral arrangements and a palette carefully imagined after Umeå (Sweden's) spring. I aimed to convey the sensation of a calm lull before engraining the viewer in a slithering coil of visuals carefully paired alongside a delicate serif. 

The People In My Panic Room is a mixed media zine that delves into the macabre dirges of identity, especially those surrounding mental health awareness and sexuality. TPIMPR examines the grotesque demeanor of staying silent, and using art as a manifesto for anti-sterilization against arcane perspectives and taboos passed down through institutional trauma. Bound by Fluke Publishing out of Arizona.

20-page tour zine for local Brooklyn punk band Systems Nominal. The cover features the Seven Sisters cliffs, which sit on the English Channel, and were photographed by my sister [and sometimes-collage artist]. Using her image as a base, I carefully color graded and composited the cliffs to feel like somewhere you miss but have never actually seen. I refelected the band's growth period, considering many songs were written 6+ years prior and never formally released, with an earthly palette reminiscent of Brooklyn's springtime. Natural motifs extended throughout the zine, which intergrates lyrics from the 4 tracks.

Aside from art directing album campaigns, I frequently get asked to create original tour posters and one-off fliers. I especially have loved working on getting to reimagine motifs of classic albums for anniversary shows, which allows me to expand on established visual cues that audiences can live in and enjoy. It's an exciting challenge but has been very rewarding to experiment with.