Selected work
Work that reads fast and holds up close.
6 pieces of live and event design, shown as delivered. Filter by deliverable, search by artist, switch to the editorial view for the read notes, and open any piece at full size.
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Suga Free, Concert Poster
Concert posterLive and event
A portrait concert poster built around a chrome three-dimensional headline reading Suga Free, with Live in Concert set in a thin red-ruled line beneath it. Three layered portraits of the artist sit above the type against a dark city skyline lit with red flares. The presenter mark, Rokhouse Media, closes the composition at the bottom.
- Read fast
- The artist name and the words Live in Concert are the only things that need to survive at thumbnail size, and they do.
- Hold up close
- The headline carries beveled chrome edges, the red rule is a single thin line, and the skyline is layered behind the portraits at reduced contrast so it never competes with the faces.
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BFB Da Packman, Tour Poster
Tour posterLive and event
A tall tour poster with a near-monochrome treatment. Three layered portraits of the artist in a dark jacket and chains sit above a two-part headline: BFB in cracked stone-textured block capitals and Da Packman in a brushed script. Live in Concert runs in spaced gold capitals beneath, and small ember particles drift through the smoke at the base.
- Read fast
- The stone BFB reads first, the script carries the name, and the monochrome palette keeps the portraits legible even when the poster is small.
- Hold up close
- Two different letterforms are made to sit together through matching texture and a shared light source, and the ember particles are placed only where they will not touch the type.
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DJ Clay, Concert Poster
Concert posterLive and event
A concert poster lit in two colors, cool blue on the left and hot red on the right. Three portraits of the artist in a light cap and glasses are layered across the top half, with the centered portrait pulling a face toward the camera. A chrome italic headline reads DJ Clay, with Live in Concert spaced beneath it, and stage lights cross the skyline behind.
- Read fast
- The two-color split does the identification work before the type does, and the headline stays legible because it is the one neutral element in the frame.
- Hold up close
- The chrome is built with a cool and a warm reflection on each letter to match the split lighting, and the portraits are cut and layered so the center face carries the energy.
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Whitey NW, Show Run
Show-run posterLive and event
A show-run poster for three Northwest dates. The artist's logotype sits at the top under stage lights, three portraits of the artist in a black shirt fill the middle, and a chrome headline reads Whitey NW with Live in red beneath. The line 3 Shows. 3 Nights. Northwest Takeover. introduces a three-column date block: June 6th at The Waypost in Portland, June 7th at The Fun House in Seattle, and June 8th at The 520 in Albany.
- Read fast
- The name and the fact that there are three dates read from across a room. The individual venues are meant to be read up close.
- Hold up close
- The three-column date block uses the same rule weight and letter spacing as the Live line above it, so the information block belongs to the headline rather than sitting under it.
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Truly Veda, Tour Dates
Tour-date graphicLive and event
A tour-date graphic led by the duo's winged logotype and a back-to-back portrait of the two artists, one in a dark cap and the other in glasses and plaid. A chrome headline reads Truly Veda with Live Dates beneath in red-ruled capitals. A seven-row table lists the dates from June 4th through August 22nd with the show, venue, and city for each stop, and the presenter line reads Hood Ninja Entertainment.
- Read fast
- The wings and the name identify the act instantly. The date table is deliberately secondary and is meant to be read once the viewer has stopped.
- Hold up close
- Seven rows of dates, venues, and cities share one grid, with the date column in red so the eye can scan down it, and every row keeps the same rule weight.
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Total Chaos, Event Flyer
Event flyerLive and event
An event flyer in a punk collage language: torn paper, halftone photography, anarchy marks, and hand-cut lettering that reads Total Chaos across the top. A live photograph of the singer fills the center with a band photo inset to the right. Torn-paper blocks carry the information: Live at Twilight Cafe and Bar, Portland, OR, Thursday, September 24, 2026, Doors 8 PM, with Hideous Monster and Sidewalk Slam, 21+, tickets at holdmyticket.com, presented by Philip Stengel Presents.
- Read fast
- Total Chaos and One Night Only read at any size. The collage texture signals the genre before a single word is read.
- Hold up close
- The information lives on torn white paper so it stays legible over the collage, and the venue, date, doors, support acts, age, and ticket line are stacked in one consistent block.
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Capability
Four lanes. Published work in one so far.
The pieces above are live and event design. Release and campaign, brand identity, and digital and presentation are offered and scoped per project, and approved public examples in those lanes are added here only when a client has approved the display.
- 6 pieces shown
Live and event
Concert posters · Event flyers · Tour posters · Show-run graphics
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Release and campaign
Cover art · Single and album artwork · Advertising creative · Social graphics
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Brand identity
Logo design · Brand marks · Typography direction · Color systems
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Digital and presentation
Web graphics · Banners · Pitch decks · Presentation graphics
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