Monthly Archives: July 2008

Numbers Don’t Lie

Ghostie’s MySpace v1.0

Ghostie is the music-making alias of a friend of mine who is particularly pale. He pretty much gave me free reign to make whatever I wanted, and this is what I made: http://www.myspace.com/therealghostie Higher Res His layout is clean and … Continue reading

PowerThirst MySpace

PowerThirst is one of the two bands from the Young Musician’s Club this summer. They’re metal. They’re scary. Here’s the logo and MySpace I made for them: http://www.myspace.com/powerthirstwillmeltyourface Right now, it’s all dummy text and the CSS is pristine. Depending … Continue reading

Tommy and the Tommies – “Kicks” and “If I Had My Drumset”

Oh, hey, here’s some more of these videos from that thing I did a long time ago. This one is called “Kicks,” and it may or may not be about some shoes. Too slow to load? Try the standard quality … Continue reading

The Young Musician’s Club WordPress Site

The Young Musician’s Club is a not-for-profit summer program for teenage rock musicians here in Muncie. Now in its third year, the program gets young, aspiring musicians together to socialize and start bands, all in a safe, structured environment where … Continue reading

Apathetic Political Bumper Stickers

Here are some bumper stickers I made up that are not for sale, simply because they would cause too many hilarious car accidents: Ageless. Timeless. Forever contemporary. An old classic. A gift from our forefathers. An updated variation of an … Continue reading

Guy with Tie by Hills

Just experimenting with coloring quick sketches in Photoshop. It’s not quite as satisfying as breaking out the Crayolas, but it gets the job done. Also, drawing hills is funny because sometimes it looks like butts.

Poorly Drawn Hands

Some poorly drawn hands I drew while at the laundromat a week or two ago. Blogging is hard. It’s hot. Ugghhh.

The P! Company

Good news, everyone! This week marks the launch of the new website I made for the P! Company, a sketch comedy group from Austin, Texas. Their previous site ran on WordPress, like this one, so I jumped at the opportunity … Continue reading