Inspired by comic book art and cartoons of yesteryear.
Friday, March 6, 2020
Richard Hung Himself
One of my favorite tunes from D.I. a classic Southern California punk band. Always thought the 7” single could have use better cover art. This is my take. 
Monday, January 20, 2020
Lil’ Bum!
My father had a nickname for me since the day I was born. He called me Lil’ Bum, spoken affectionately, rarely, if ever, derogatory. He played guitar, loved music, the ocean, and above all else, his children.
I based this little scamp off of the Van Beuren Studio series Tom & Jerry. Long before the more famous cat and mouse duo, Van Beuren Studios produced cartoon across the street from the more widely remembered Fleischer Studios.
Dedicated to Allison “Butch” Peck 1949-2018
Sunday, January 19, 2020
James Gregory as General Ursus
New Spotify Playist is up. Brandon Pierce Peck Bourgeoisie Luddites Society 
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Friday, November 29, 2019
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Going Away Party Flyer
Quick little illustration of Huckleberry Hound as a hobo. Would make for a good vape shop logo!
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
CopyCat NYC Tributes to The Cramps Concert Posters.
Posters for an annual tribute to punk rock psychobilly legends, the Cramps for copycatnyc.com
Influence, Peter Cushing, original art by myself, charcole on bristol board, 11” x 17”
All the EC horror covers. Original art by me, pencils & inks on paper, 8” x 10”
Original art by me, pencils & inks on paper, 8” x 10”
Concert Poster 5/26/2019
A former employer and friend, who co owns a record store in Gainsville, FL asked me to create a poster for their store’s one year anniversary. He asked if it could have a 1970s Warriors vibe, I said no problem. Influences include: Mr. Satan from Dragon Ball Z, Frank Miller’s Daredevil No. 184, which is heavily inspired by Dirty Harry, in my opinion.
Concert Poster 5/24/2019
Show poster I made for the Elevator Operators, hosting the Woolly Bushmen, the central image was inspired by an issue of Tales of Suspense No. 35, from the early 1960s. I threw in the Alice the Goon character from Popeye for hee-hee’s & ha-ha’s
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