Milwaukee Film, Video, & Photography
Working on doing some screen printed shirts with my friend Nick Sommer. Check out some initial mock-ups below.
Nick and his now fiance lived in Los Angeles for a year, then moved back to Milwaukee last summer. Nick made the off-hand comment that they summer in Milwaukee. I thought that was funny as with the fests, beaches, and everything happening in the summer, nothing beats Milwaukee for those 3 months.
That idea turned into the design below.
Mens Tanks
Womens Tee
Buckley Fence ad I created in the February 26 Horse Capital Digest issue (ad is on page 19).
Read the digital issue here:
Ad I created:
Below are some of the random recent works I’ve done (for fun and work).
Quick shot I took of Nick after a writing session together at his place.
Sunrise in downtown Milwaukee.
I listened to Patrice O’neal’s stand-up special ‘Elephant in the Room’ and couldn’t get this image he described out of my head.
A slamon dipped-in-honey can cheerfully walk into the office where they work with grizzly bears, since the bears will get fired if they do anything to the honey-salmon.
Rough digital sketch of a horse running through snow.
Holiday card for horse fence company Buckley Fence.
Buckley Idea Genesis, LLC is my Dad’s physical product sourcing, engineering, and design company.
My Dad and I came up with the concept for the logo, I did the design and background photo, and my friend Dave Kiehl of Harvest Motion Design, LLC did the modeling and 3D-composite.
Logo sketch I did by hand (super high-tech highlighters and regular pens) to work off of:
Rough vector logo I did based on above sketch:
I did this straight-on view for Dave to convert this into a 3D model in Cinema 4D: 
Lettering I did by itself:
Here’s a holiday ecard I made for Buckley Fence. Hope everyone is enjoying the holidays and had a great year!
I took the photos at a Buckley Fence install in Illinois. Super nice and welcoming owners. (See photos from shoot here.)
On the left their horses are rolling on their backs for relief after having saddles on them for a training session. On the right is my Dad petting a horse while inserting lock-spacers (keep the rails in place) into fence posts.
