Here is an ablum cover I designed for my band, Carnival Room. I began the design by taking a 35mm photograph of a mirror, then developing the film. I then digitally scanned the photograph and made digital edits on Photoshop. Next I hand drew the text on a square piece of paper and scanned it into Photoshop, where I then made some digital adjustments. I finally added the explicit warning in the top right.

This is a tshirt I designed and printed for my DGMT 3120 Spec Graphics Printing class. I began the design from a photograph of me and a friend in the same mirror in the previous example. I then cut us and the frame out and made it into a vector graphic. I then added text and shaped it into the design. I then took this design and burned it onto screens, which I then printed using a manual screen printing press.

This is a picture of my godson that I took digitally, initially with color. I then used Adobe Lightroom Classic to make adjustments, desaturate, and add film grain for a more vintage look. I then for my DGMT 4850 Senior Seminar class tested different paper substrates and print settings to find the most desireble print of this image.