I run a club in Wisconsin with some friends. We have a stage, a bar, a bunch of arcade games, a patio, and a kitchen. It’s awesome. Personal highlights since opening in 2019 include watching Torche [figuratively] blow a hole in our new roof, taking the stage for Slaughter Rule’s first show ever, and much more.

I’ve done pretty much all of the design work thus far — logos, neons, flyers, merch, menus, etc. Here’s some of it.

Photos by Clayton Hauck (most of the color shots), Brian Santostefano (B&W live shots), and me (just a couple). David Leutert painted the stage mural.

X-Ray Arcade
5036 S. Packard Ave.
Cudahy, WI 53110

Some of my favorite designs for shirts, hoodies, stickers, pins, koozies, etc. Dating back to maybe 2016?

I’ve been working for the LA-based nonprofit punk rock zine since 2015, putting together art and design for over 40 issues. Here’s a sampling of some of it, including 5 of the 7 covers I’ve designed and the “Mail and Destroy” artwork for the 2020 donation drive. Check em out at razorcake.org and support independent media!

Without a poster, did the show even happen? Here’s proof that at least a few shows have ever happened.

In 2009 I sanded all the paint off of my maroon 1994 Nissan Sentra Limited Edition. I kept all of the dust that came off during the process. I then mixed that dust with oil to make ink, and used that ink to make a series of prints. The number of prints in the edition (243) was limited by the amount of ink I was able to make from the entirety of the dust.

(I re-painted the car gray.)

The car is long gone, scrapped in 2018 when it stopped driving, but I have a lot of these prints left if you need some art for your house.

The printing process and its results were featured in the 2013 book For the Love of Letterpress.