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Historical Ticket
Last spring was the 50th running of the Coca-Cola 600. I was asked to help produce an ad that would help celebrate this fact so I found inspiration in the past. I found the original ticket from the first World 600 at Lowe’s Motor Speedway and …
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New Hampshire Motor Speedway Concepts
I was given the pleasure of working on concepts for the June race in New Hampshire Motor Speedway. These were a couple of the ideas that I helped put together to promote the event. …
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Holiday Illustration for Lowe's Motor Speedway
Recently I was asked to concept a holiday illustration for a promotion they were doing. They wanted something fairly specific.. a santa in a 50’s style car type sled. For some reason I wanted to give the illustration a Norman Rockwell feel. So after laying down an initial …
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Animatics for National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration
These are a collection of animatics I illustrated for a proposed campaign of tv spots for the National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration. The last one is the one they chose to go with. Maybe you’ve seen it. …
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Rude Racing Ad Campaign
This was an print and tv campaign that we did for the 2008 Bank of America 500 for Lowe’s Motor Speedway. It really stripped things down to the essence of racing. The beating and banging and fan interaction with the drivers. …
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Coca-Cola 600 Military Posters
For the 2009 Coca-Cola 600, Lowe’s Motor Speedway wanted to promote the race to military personnel and also salute the troops. This poster campaign was developed …
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All-Star Slugfest
For the 2009 All-Star Race at Lowe’s Motor Speedway we concepted and designed this wrestling poster parody to help promote the event and sell tickets. The wrestler bodies were actually illustrations that I drew based on old wrestler photos and we topped them with driver heads. …
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Addy in Wonderland
In 2007 I was asked to design the Addy Show Booklet and cover. The theme we had that year was Alice In Wonderland and I knew immediately I wanted to do an illustrated piece. I was really absorbing alot of James Jean at the time… and decided to do something that felt like his style. …
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