Antler

The greatest band Rexburg never knew they had. And now its only a memory, and a logo.

Posters for BFA project

A series of posters for my final BFA project at school. I'm producing posters for indie bands with three specific goals in mind: use imagery that I've created (or art directed), have concepts that are strong but not too literal, and use different and experimental techniques.

More Images

A few more images from the home Canon.

Static, Flux, Noise, Mixed Light

These photographs are some samples of abstract imagery I've produced for various design projects. The last three were a collaborative effort. Bryan deserves credit for them too. So there you go.

Starry Overpass

Tree Branches

An evening in the park

More trees at night, my car headlights helped illuminate the trees.

Night imagery

Moon with frozen tundra palm trees shot taken by Bryan. And it is at night. Really.

After Sunset, Mid-Winter

These are three photographs taken by some baseball fields. The color in two of the photographs was altered slightly in Photoshop, the other photo contains the color as recorded straight from the camera. Can you tell which one was not altered? Haha. A hint, color temperature is what I altered in the two.

Why Some People Own Spray Paint

View of a Local Funeral Home

Campus Posters (School Marketing Dollars at Work)

I worked on campus designing posters for different events, here's a few of them. I tried to experiment with different styles as much as possible, however the allotted time for working on each poster usually ranged from 20 minutes to 3 or 4 hours so there were some limits to what we could do. It was fun though.

Isolated Eastern Idaho Typography

These shots were part of a series I shot on typography. My intention was to remove typography from environmental distractions in order to reveal a strange quality or possibly an artistic beauty not easily noticed otherwise. These photographs were taken in Idaho Falls, which is a very odd place.

After Sunset at Mountain Sun's Loading Docks, & More Propaganda for the Youth

This was a poster for some workshops held at the school, basically alot of information that had to be on one 11x17 poster.

Time Passing, Long Exposures, Very Cold

Natures Beautiful Destruction, & A Screen Darkly

Apocalyptic in Every Sense of the Word

High Angle, Oblique, Low Angle, In Shadows