Busy busy busy. I've been falling over myself trying to find some leisure time these days. I dream of a day where I get to update this blog on a regular basis. Here's some of what's been keeping me busy.
My friend Eric spent the last year shooting and editing Burial Boys, an independent comedy. It's about a group of guys who inherit a failing funeral home. In an effort to stay out of the financial red, these fellas start killing folks to swoop in later and get the business associated with dealing with the recently deceased. Sounds pretty good to me. Eric asked me to put together a poster for the film and I was happy to oblige. The result, a photo manipulation featuring characters from the film, which is very different from my normal illustrative work. I started out in graphic design working mostly in photo manipulation, reserving my drawing and painting for canvas and paper. It was certainly fun to revisit.
My friend Eric spent the last year shooting and editing Burial Boys, an independent comedy. It's about a group of guys who inherit a failing funeral home. In an effort to stay out of the financial red, these fellas start killing folks to swoop in later and get the business associated with dealing with the recently deceased. Sounds pretty good to me. Eric asked me to put together a poster for the film and I was happy to oblige. The result, a photo manipulation featuring characters from the film, which is very different from my normal illustrative work. I started out in graphic design working mostly in photo manipulation, reserving my drawing and painting for canvas and paper. It was certainly fun to revisit.
The original cast photos were were shot by Jamie Arabalos, of Master of None, who was also nice enough to commission me to design a sign for her arthouse.
A big thanks to Eric and Jamie for giving me the business.
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