The It's True! album cover before Photoshop. Ink and prismacolor pencil on chipboard.

90.7 KJHK Logo

This spring, 90.7 KJHK is moving from its longtime home, known lovingly as "the shack," to a brand new studio in the Kansas Union, which, unlike the shack, is neither slowly crumbling or gradually sliding down a hill. They wanted a new visual identity to go along with the station move. I was a DJ at KJHK for almost four years, and thought the turntable was the best solution, as KJ is a radio station where the dedicated DJs still spin actual vinyl, and do a damn good job of it.

KJHK T-shirt

The wonderful folks at KJHK, KU's student-run radio station, asked me to adapt my spring programming poster for a t-shirt, printed by Blue Collar Press in Lawrence.

Monster Drawing Rally

Been really busy lately. Back in March I had the chance to participate in the Monster Drawing Rally to benefit the New House Women's Shelter in Kansas City. This involved twenty artists drawing frantically while hundreds of people filed by at the Arts Incubator in the Crossroads. My contribution was an ink on chipboard drawing of my favorite view of the Kansas City skyline, coming west on 670. When my friend Sean stopped by my table and asked where one of my trademark monsters was, I realized that the only thing the drawing was missing was the octopus emerging from the West Bottoms. The event, put on by Women In Design, made $7,000 dollars and was a huge success.