Using Photoshop I created the cover art for Scooter Brown Band’s single “Something Waylon Would Sing.” We wanted this to have a vintage wanted poster feel to it and we also didn’t have a group photo to use. I cut each member out of their individual pictures then played around with transparencies to get the desired effect.

Using photoshop, I created an EP cover for Gaither Vocal Band. I cut out the band from the background. I wanted it to feel more “lovey” so I found some textures to overlap behind the bands heads to create wallpaper.

I created this cover art for Salemtown’s single “Coulda Benn” using Photoshop. I added a hue/saturation color to recolor the photo blue and then added the text to top.

Using photoshop, I created cover comps for a playlist cover for Green Hill. For both of these, I looked for horror fonts and images that I could manipulate to make them feel like a movie poster.

Using Illustrator, I created a mockup of a logo for Salemtown. Since they are a pop country duo, I wanted the logo to feel modern with a touch of country and I wanted to be something that still felt classic. I chose a distressed font and flipped the N at the end of their name.

Samuel Herb asked me to create the design for his merch to sell at shows. He showed me a piece of inspiration for this design. Using Illustrator and the pen tool, I drew the lines then filled in each shape using a vintage color palette then added in his name last.

This was created in Photoshop for country music artist Karissa Ella’s single “Girls.” I cut out her picture from the background, then duplicated it and adjusted the transparency of each layer to create the effect behind her. Then added her logo and the title.

Using Illustrator I created the poster and overall creative design for Jerry Lee Lewis’s 85th birthday celebration. I was given creative freedom for this project and I chose to make the poster look like one of the legends 1950’s rock n’ roll posters.

I worked closely with Syndey to develop her brand using a worksheet. Then I created a logo for her along with different versions of that logo. Finally I put it all together into a brand board for her.

I not only created the cover art, but I also took the photo.