Bamo Homebrew Competition Poster

Client: Ale Yeah!, Terrapin Beer Co., The Marlay House Pub

Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears Gig Poster

Hank Williams print

This was done for the Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery Alabama, it will be on sale in the Museum gift shop. The original will be hanging in one of the galleries on the first floor. I'd like to thank to Beth and the Hank Williams Museum for contacting and commissioning me.

Ale Yeah! Print Ad

This is a print Ad for Ale Yeah! craft beer market. They are big sponsors of Atlanta Beer Week.

Decatur Passport Crawl Logo

I had about 8 hours to execute this from concept to print file. I was really happy with what I was able come up with. The logo is a take on the Atlanta city seal. The body of the hawk is a hop cone and the wings are hop leaves. The logo will be featured on a pint glass and the passport handed out at Atlanta Beer Week for the Decatur passport (pub) crawl. The patrons take the passport from bar to bar and get it stamped at each place they drink beer. When they fill the book up they turn it in for swag. Thanks to the  Eddie for contacting me and making this happen. Looking forward to the event in October.

HANK!

I had the privilege of designing this graphic for the Hank Williams Museum. It will be used for t-shirts and Merchandise for the Museum. It will also appear on merch for the upcoming Hank Williams Day celebration on September 15th,2012. I'm also happy to announce that I will be drawing live at the event and selling prints. Really stoked to take part in this project because Hank's music has been a part of my life since I was born. His music is an American Treasure

More Ale Yeah! mural panel installations

Evolution of the Beer Monk mural installation

 I installed this 12 foot mural panel for Ale Yeah!'s new store in Rosewell Georgia. The concept was: the Evolution of the beer monk and the discovery of the hop. This is one of 4 installations I created for the new craft beer store.
Check out their website, www.aleyeahbeer.com
If you live in Atlanta and love good beer you owe yourself a visit to one of their great locations.

Ale Yeah! stained glass duraclear installation

I created this piece for Ale yeah!'s newest location in the North Atlanta suburbs

Ale Yeah! merchandise

I designed these items for Atlanta's premiere Craft beer destination(s), Ale Yeah!

*photos by Eddie Holley and Carl Christie

New Hey! Cafe Muggery

this is the new in house coffee mug of the Hey! Cafe on Magazine street in New Orleans

new Ale Yeah! design

Ale Yeah Pint Glass

in the flesh, via Eddie's Instagram

Ale Yeah! turns one

I did this piece for a special edition pint glass celebrating Ale Yeah! craft beer boutique's 1st anniversary.

Hey! Cafe coffee Mug design, in real life!

Ale Yeah! Finished product

This is a vehicle wrap I helped put together for the Ale Yeah! Craft Beer Boutique.
I chose the color scheme and illustrated the characters. A graphic designer at the vehicle wrap store designed the clouds, layed out the text and built the magnetic 3-D barrel.
Overall I think this is a very bright, attention grabbing mobile advertisement for a great local Atlanta business. I was happy to be a part of the project. Big thanks to Eddie, Cisco, Jay, and Jenny.
Stay tuned for an Ale yeah! Jert shirt thats in the works.

Coffee Mug!

I did this illustration for the Hey! cafe in New Orleans. It is for their coffee mugs. I'll post a picture of the final product once I get one. 

Ale Yeah! Car Wrap

I designed this lil' fella for the Ale Yeah Beer boutique in Decatur (Atlanta), Georgia. It's going to be a car wrap on a Nissan Cube, I'll post a picture of the final product once it is completed. Thanks again to Eddie and the other proprietors of that GREAT beer store, can't wait to see this guy driving around town.

ale yeah!

Here are some photos of the mural installation I did at the Ale Yeah! craft beer market in Decatur, Georgia. The place is so chock full of awesome beer that taking photographs proved difficult and some of the panoramics are a little distorted. I included some pictures of the making of...