Album: Music and Entertainment

Description: An homage to the multi talented frontman Mike Patton from projects such as Faith No More, Mr Bungle, Fantomas, and more.

Description: Step into the game with this Playstation video game inspired design using the classic Triangle, Circle, Square and Cross.

Description: A stylized, retro 1980s inspired design inspired by the Tommy Tutone hit song 867-5309 (Jenny).

Description: Inspired by the Mike Patton band "Tomahawk", one of Patton's many projects. Others include Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, his self-titled work, Fantomas and more.

Description: Step back into one of the greatest toy fads of the 1990s with this POG design!

Description: The throwback to that analog sound.

Description: A band merch style tribute to Mike Patton and one of my favorite projects, Mr. Bungle. This is an homage to the track "Air Conditioned Nightmare" from the album California. Perfect for any Mike Patton fan!

Description: Inspired by the song "Get Me Out of This Air-Conditioned Nightmare" from the 1999 album "California" by Mr. Bungle. My attempt to capture the west coast aesthetic and Mike Patton's unpredictable style on the album.

Description: A literal photograph of the actual Camden Park Amusement Park in Huntington, West Virginia.

Description: Those who grew up in the 70s, 80s, or 90s and headed to the mall to buy the latest music release know the Camelot Music Store logo well. Eventually ceasing operations and turning into chains like "The Wall" and "FYE", this store will always hold a special place in the heart of music fans across the United States.

Description: Video World was a small, local chain providing movie and video game rental to the West Virginia area that ceased operations in the early 2000s. Fond memories are had by the former patrons excited to head out for a Friday night movie rental or to check out the newest game. Of course there was lots of candy and popcorn to choose from. Video World was a competitor to Blockbuster video.