enron shirt

i believe im gonna go with the simple white one on the top, i feel the subject matter of the image has enough "shock value" to inquire someone to ask what its about. i prefer to let the image speak for itself and then the name small and suttle on the back.

state of the economy

can you spare some change?

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there is a lecture (if any of you have the time) going on this weekend at a friend of mines coffee shop located right over by justin and james' house just incase anyone might be interested...

-nev

some of my book layouts...

i am still tweaking them a little.

im not sure they are urban enough.....

iron man poster

the idea/concept is to portray it as a dirty blueprint held up to the light. in the movie he built the armor in a dirty cave and there was one part where he holds the blueprint on the light table and secretly shows it to the other guy. therefore the idea is to make it look like a grungy blueprint held over a light. but i am unsure about two things.

1) if you look closely at the way i did the glow in the eye, you can see a line at the bottom, i did that to make it look like a beam of light casting over the bottom part of the eye. is that a good way to go about it? or should i just made it go all the way to the black

2) the little white lines. with or without?

made a quick trip to savannah

wasn't there very long.....

made a couple of minor changes

beautiful losers poster

the first one is the one im going with. the bottom part of it is supposed to be a skateboard (the bottom of a skateboard) but its a little bit hard to make out cuz of all the texture shit i put on it. but the idea was to show the relationship of the artists featured in the movie to each other and today's mass media. i havent seen the movie, but i get a gist of the theme. the theme which is focusing on the street art (or alternative art) scene and its influence in the mass media. (corporations love to steal the ideas that we come up with and market them)
the skate culture and the urban art culture go hand in hand. they are all about using the environment around you to "make something from nothing". therefore both objects (the spray-can and the skateboard) are going into the city-scape which is a representation of those two sub-cultures influencing the masses. the power lines (they are kinda small) are representational of the culture spreading out to the masses beyond the city limits.....





yep......