Jthree Concepts

The
Smile
Machine
Part
Three

Hand drawn in Procreate.
Part of a personal series and new style exploration.

I've been able to sort of have a reawakening creativity over the last year (musically and visually) and while I haven't shared much public, I've gotten a massive database of work now... and I'm okay with that. I might slowly release some here or there, but I'm finding more and more I'm only making my art for me, not for engagements, not for monetization, sharing it doesnt carry the same weight or importance that it use to.
But having an archive online of work I think is important. Is Instagram that place, I hope not, but for now, without extra thought, it's where I'll start..

And other random musings.

The
Smile
Machine
Part
One

Hand drawn in Procreate.
Part of a personal series and new style exploration.

I've been able to sort of have a reawakening creativity over the last year (musically and visually) and while I haven't shared much public, I've gotten a massive database of work now... and I'm okay with that. I might slowly release some here or there, but I'm finding more and more I'm only making my art for me, not for engagements, not for monetization, sharing it doesnt carry the same weight or importance that it use to.
But having an archive online of work I think is important. Is Instagram that place, I hope not, but for now, without extra thought, it's where I'll start..

Social media is a black hole of obfuscation.

And other random musings.

Little concept I had while doing some client work.
Sketching in Procreate, renders in ChatGPT

100 icons in total

I used to love putting together these logo collections every few years—not just to show my work, but to look back and see how far I’ve come. It was always kind of therapeutic.
Lately I’ve been so deep in footwear that I hadn’t touched branding or logo work in years. After about a six-year break, I decided to see what I had—and it turned out to be a lot more than expected.

That process sparked something in me again. It inspired a bunch of new designs made just for this collection.

Some of these wouldn’t work as practical logos due to detail or scalability, but I approached this more as a graphic collection than a set of polished marks.

Thanks to all clients who's logos I've showcased here but also special thanks to Filip Komorowski for his hard work on a few of these logos and also thanks to all of the font/typeface creators: Aksaratiga Studio, Fateh Lab, Tropical Type, Piero Glina, and HVNTER.NET among others.

Clients include: Nickelodeon, Dead Astronauts, Brooks Running, Under Armour, Protector101, Crying Vessel, Camp Music Management, Myrias, Krinein, and Billboard Hot 100.

Enjoy!