Showcard and poster image for Gallery 1988's 10th annual Crazy 4 Cult group art show, showcasing over 100 artists and their favorite cult movies. The show ran from October 21st - November 5th, 2016 in Los Angeles, California.

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I worked Lucasfilm and Disney in creating a unique Star Wars emoji set of Star Wars characters in celebration of the 7th Star Wars film, The Force Awakens.

Lucasfilm/Disney partnered with Twitter to release the first 3 emoji (C-3PO, BB-8, Stormtrooper) in conjunction with the first full trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens at the annual Star Wars Celebration convention in April, 2015.

The next set (Kylo Ren, Kylo Ren’s lightsaber, and Captain Phasma) were released in celebration of Star Wars’ panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2015.

Twitter users could trigger the emojis by using a hashtag associated with each character, leading the emojis to trend worldwide.

Lucasfilm then released the entire whole emoji set of over 40 characters and objects on their Star Wars app, available for both iPhone and Android.

Enamel pins available for purchase through my online store

See more animated GIFs at my Giphy site

Giclee print for Gallery 1988's "30 Years Later" group exhibit, celebrating movies from 1986.

Featuring:

Stand By Me
Aliens
Three Amigos
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Short Circuit
Top Gun
Little Shop of Horrors
Highlander
Lucas
Blue Velvet
Big Trouble in Little China
The Fly
Pretty in Pink
Back to School
Labyrinth

Available for purchase from Gallery 1988

My piece for Gallery 1988's 9th annual CRAZY 4 CULT group art exhibition. I chose the classic 1991 film POINT BREAK for my piece. 100% pure adrenaline!

One movie I really wanted to do a piece on for my MASS HYSTERIA show was 2014’s Snowpiercer starring Chris Evans and Tilda Swinton.

A rather polarizing movie, Snowpiercer is a dystopian sci-fi tale set entirely on a train that travels around the world with the only remaining survivors of the human race onboard. The movie follows the characters as they move through the length of the train, and I thought it would be fun to draw out that journey.

I started by sketching out as many of the train compartments as I could, then roughly assembling them to get an idea of the scope of the piece. That sketch ended up being 12 feet long, so after talking with my framer, I got it down to a somewhat more manageable but still daunting 9.5 feet.

I ended up printing 6 of them, framing one for the gallery. It ended up being one of my fave prints for the show and I had a blast doing it.

It’s sort of hard to photograph, so I created a fly-through video showing the whole print. SPOILER ALERT! it basically shows the whole plot of the movie so watch at your own risk!!!

I collaborated with Fandango to create a series of animated vignettes for the release of the 2015 Matt Damon film “The Martian.” I imagined 5 different scenes that Matt Damon’s character in the Martian would be going through living alone on Mars. We debuted each scene the day before the nationwide release on Fandango’s instagram.