WARNING: For mature audiences only. The contents of this web site may be offensive to some–view with caution. By entering this site you agree that no part of this web site will be reproduced in any form without written permission from the artist. Any misuse of this site is a violation of copyright; violators may be held accountable for damages incurred by misuse.

Search results for:
“thy art”


FETID ZOMBIE “Where Worms Crawl”

The new EP from my death metal band, FETID ZOMBIE, is now available and features several noteworthy special guests.

FETID ZOMBIE:
https://fetidzombie.bandcamp.com/album/where-worms-crawl


FETID ZOMBIE / INFECTED RELIGION Split Cassette

Morbid Visions Music presents “Festering Abomination,” a limited edition split cassette release between underground American extreme metal bands—FETID ZOMBIE (Mark Riddick) and INFECTED RELIGION (Lucas Korte)! FETID ZOMBIE, along with special guests, deliver straight forward old school death metal while INFECTED RELIGION pummel with unrelenting death-grind fused with a healthy dose of old school thrash. In addition to the auditory assault, Riddick and Korte join forces to conjure stunning visuals to accompany the release. Don’t miss out on this exclusive audio/visual match up!

FETID ZOMBIE:
https://fetidzombie.bandcamp.com/album/festering-abomination

INFECTED RELIGION:
https://infectedreligion.bandcamp.com/album/festering-abomination-split-w-fetid-zombie


SEVEN INCHES OF DEATH Book Cover

Book cover and logo illustration for SEVEN INCHES OF DEATH, a lengthy and detailed tribute to the 7″ EPs of the late 80s/early 90s era of underground death metal music. The book shares the stories behind these collectible records per the artists themselves. Don’t miss out on this book, it covers one of the most important times in metal history; and one that is dear to me.
 
SEVEN INCHES OF DEATH:
 

2018_SEVEN INCHES OF DEATH_Riddick_thumbnail

Belieb Me, I’m Not Out of My Mind

Here is some of the JUSTIN BIEBER merchandise featuring both of the logos I worked on. One is from my imagination while the other is based around the Banco typeface—popularized by Thrasher Magazine. Images are courtesy of Universal Music Group.

Now it’s time to address all of the mixed feedback regarding these logos. We all know that sub-cultural phenomenons find a way into mainstream media; there is a natural curiosity about forbidden things (such as heavy metal culture). This isn’t the first time I’ve been solicited for mainstream work; past examples include requests from the Cartoon Network (DETHKLOK), Volvo Auto, Travel Channel, Ill-Fonic video games, and others. If you think I made a fortune off of these logos you’re mistaken. I charge all of my clients the same flat rate whether your JUSTIN BIEBER or NUNSLAUGHTER, etc. Some might think I’m out of my mind, but as an artist I’m always looking for unique and interesting challenges on occasion, especially after doing this kind of work for 25 years, getting out of my comfort zone can be a healthy change every so often. So when one of the most popular music artists in the world comes to me asking for logo designs, I accept the challenge. Working with FEAR OF GOD and BIEBER’s team has been one of my most enlightening work experiences I’ve ever had. Having a brief look into how popular music functions behind the scenes was an absolute culture shock for me and well worth the experience. If it’s any consolation, working on JUSTIN BIEBER logo sketches while blasting INVOCATION SPELLS, HORRENDOUS, DEATHHAMMER, SKELETAL REMAINS and similar bands is the ultimate irony.


South of Hanneman

I’m honored and pleased to announce a project I was invited to be a part of (thanks to fellow illustrator, Justin Bartlett), called South of Hanneman. Holy Mountain Printing—in cooperation with branding/marketing firm, Fallon—have made available a series of T-Shirts honoring the memory of deceased SLAYER guitarist, Jeff Hanneman. Five shirts, by five noteworthy illustrators, are now available for pre-order. All proceeds will be donated to a charity that Jeff would have been fond of. Click on the artwork to learn more about this unique effort.