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Hello
- My name is Brandon. I'm a graphic maker. This site is full of samples of work that have been approved over the years, mostly graphic tees and logos, etc. You can read a little more about me on the profile page , see what I'm working on at Dribbble, and follow me on Twitter to keep up with daily happenings.
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Recent Posts
- Underoath Farewell Poster
- A Year Forward
- Machete Monday!
- My Talk At SAA
- Dark Collar Branding Elements
- Thank You Pagebreak Podcast
- SAA Conversations Video
- Fight To Stay Excited
- Talk The Talk
- Lettering Process
- Speak The Truth
- Rike x Los Logos 6
- Valuing The Journey
- VSCO x RIKE
- Learning To Unlearn
- Los Logos 6
- Interview by Freelance Unleashed
- Dark Collar Art Co.
- Introducing The Racing Machetes
- Bumps on the Freelance Road
Category Archives: Workflow
Underoath Farewell Poster
I did my first merch design for Underoath a decade ago, while my band was touring with them. Since then, I’ve steadily contributed to their various runs of merch, and have been honored to continually be asked to create more … Continue reading
A Year Forward
As the years move on, each go a bit faster. The perception that I had of one year as a child, an entire lifetime, becomes a little bit more visible, and tangible. Statements like “This year, I intend to…” become … Continue reading
Lettering Process
Here’s a look at my process for a recent lettering piece. Spend Your Life Creating Something. You can buy the print here.
VSCO x RIKE
I am completely thrilled to be featured by Visual Supply Co, one of the coolest new collection of resources for creatives. I love the entire vibe and philosophy behind VSCO, and am honored to be asked a few interview questions … Continue reading
Learning To Unlearn
Despite being viewed by many as an extremely positive person, I often find myself faced by days where creativity and excitement just stops. While yesterday may have been extremely productive and positive, today may leave me frustrated, irritable, and utterly … Continue reading
My Office
I’m always curious to see designers’ studios and offices. We spend so much time here, and I have to believe that these environments somehow influence our aesthetic. In the spirit of my own curiosity, I’ve decided to post a few … Continue reading
The Power of the Doodle
With my new found spirit to be a little more regular with this blog, will come a little more willingness to be that much more transparent with you readers. One of the ways that I can do that, is to … Continue reading
Super Duper
I posted a shot of this on Dribbble yesterday, and have received some great feedback. It’s for a small project, for a 70s-style raglan/baseball tee. Feel free to hop over to Dribbble to join the discussion. I find myself with … Continue reading
Sketching Cat
So with this new site and blog, I’ve been racking my brain about what I’d like to post. I do want to keep the posts on this blog very frequent. My favorite blogs are those that have very frequent posts, … Continue reading
Just Launch Already
Ok folks. Here is the site. It’s been a LONG time coming. I created a psd for this bad boy back in February of 2008. Yup. Over three years ago. I’ve always had this idea of what a designer’s site … Continue reading






