Monday, March 12, 2012

SMASH-ing Graphic Fashion- Designing L.A. Powerpop groups visual identity

So, I finally got around to posting the CD package I designed for Los Angeles glam powerpop sensations SMASH Fashion. The band wanted to go for a clean, minimal look and use one pop color for accents. The most frequent thought while designing their visual identity for this release was a phrase lead singer Roger Deering often repeated to me "Glam is decadent psychedelia." I think the look really captures the essence of what the band are about and is a nice compliment to their sound on this disc (which I happen to really like). I also saw a recent review of this album which I thought I'd include here too. See my previous post to check out the cool 7" single I designed for them as well.




Don't Pet the Sweaty Things review

SMASH Fashion website


Hear SMASH Fashion songs on Reverbnation

More of my graphic design work

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Business Card


Here's a cool little project I got to do for Dallas area tattoo artist Jerimiah Odom. He specializes in old school style work but can do almost anything. Give Mr. Odom a call!

SMASH Fashion 7" sleeve design



Here's a first look at the sleeve I recently designed for Los Angeles "dandy rockers" SMASH Fashion. I also designed their last CD. This vinyl-only release is going to be a limited run of 300. Check these guys out at

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Take a spin!



Racing graphics themed wheel I created for an ECi tradeshow.

Sunday, February 22, 2009

CitroNaturals logo + packaging

preliminary concept images sent to factory

finished box art with logo and final product developed

Friday, February 20, 2009

Rockabilly magazine ad for Tara to the T

Here's an ad I created for Tara to the T that recently appeared in Rockabilly magazine. Photos by Squaresville Studios.

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Private labels created for Espree


2 versions of a private label created for one of Espree's customers

Product labels for Espree

P.O.P. displays for Espree

2 counter displays I created for Espree