I make things!
Whether you need illustrations, branding, an image adjustment, or a talking decapitated-head-on-a-pike,
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With a background ranging from theater set and prop design, mural creation, portraiture, and sign-writing to pre-press file prep, long document publication, and 37 years of experience using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, Ozmoid brings a unique set of skills and experiences to every project. Check out the Projects Gallery for examples.
- The Cryptids Collection
Mothman! Max painted this at a fairly young age and graciously allows me to use it here. In exchange for free T-shirts. I love how happy she made him! Get this image on almost anything at RedBubble. Bigfoot, who has become ubiquitous in my daily life, is also included, along with a “Field Investigator” Tee. … - Badass Bartack
I worked with a tactical gear manufacturer to improve the quality of their bartacks (a reinforcement stitch comprised of long-form straight stitches bound over by small zig-zags) used for their MOLLE webbing. A frame was built to hold lengths of Cordura webbing in a Juki large-field pattern sewer, but the default bartack programmed into the … - The Spoof Brothers
I worked with brothers who struck me as very much like the Venture Brothers – one stockier, one taller… so I broke down and spoofed the show logo, drawing caricatures of this pair in the style of the original logo. The text was hand-drawn in a “clean” version, then roughed up in Adobe Illustrator. This … - Band Poster
Skiffle Creek is a local, songwriter-driven band with a string-band vibe and an eclectic set list. This is a poster design with a large flexible area to give me the freedom to cram in a lot (as in the “two shows” sample below) or give a cleaner feel to more straightforward promotions. These guys did … - Celtic Knotwork
I’m always learning new techniques and art styles; this is my first trial at traditional Celtic knotwork. I’m working from George Bain’s “Celtic Art: The Methods of Construction” originally published in 1951. This piece is drawn on cotton bond paper with a Speedball D series nib using India ink. Original drawing measures a shade over …