Missoula, Montana
Political art is unique because things can change suddenly and what was made in one moment can see it’s original meaning shift or even completely lose it’s context with time. Some projects and opinions are/were entirely my own, others on behalf of groups, clients, etc.
Personally I find myself straying from most political work lately as the potential divisiveness between two random, average people in our country is heartbreaking and I’m not that interested in producing work to divide us further. That’ what we have AI, personalized algorithms and troll farms for!
Series with the Sierra Club in Utah
I got brought onto a project called Small Hand Brand in 2016 as a reaction to Trump, basically had me crank out random topical designs every few weeks. I think we sold about six shirts total.
This was an event in a graveyard with headstones made from political lawn signs and was honestly probably the best political debate of that year.