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🇺🇸 Every “American Dream” in existence has only been made possible by immigrants. IMMIGRANTS MAKE AMERICA GREAT. 🪵 

Meditation and Reflection (via digital collage) 🍉 Partial Quote by Joan Walsh Anglund 🍉 Photo of Andrew “Drew” Robert Okun (aka Al Parker) by Surge Studios.

Concepts for vinyl record cover with album art and music marketing inspired by the Emerald Fennel 2023 film, Saltburn, and the 2001 song, "Murder on the Dancefloor" by Sophie Ellis-Bextor. (In an alternate universe, I think the music was made for the 2023 film)

One of many digital E-Gift Cards I designed for Taco Bell.

Illustrations and graphics created for Taco Bell's "Season of Giving" campaign From October through December 2019. Festive illustrations were used as restaurant window clings at Taco Bell restaurants nationwide. 

Project received recognition from American Advertising Awards and GD USA.  

If you're going to have sex, let it be safe sex. 

My selected art for condom packaging for One ® Condoms. Two of my paintings "Purple Physique" and "A Single Man" were both selected for a design contest and have been become part of packaging design for ONE® Condoms. Designs seen at LGBTQ+ PRIDE events and health clinics around the world. 

The "Band Together" art was used for One®'s social media post for marketing of their mission.

One Condoms Mission:

ONE products are uniquely designed for safe, healthy, enjoyable sex between caring partners.  - We work closely with customers, communities, partners, and health professionals to:

• Produce better, safer pleasure products through advanced designs and technologies.

• Make safe sex more fun by involving our fans and customers in the development of new products and programs.

• Promote physical and emotional health by encouraging open conversations about sex and sexuality.

Apparel Design for Orange County Craft Runners. Since 2015, OCCR is an Orange County-based running club meeting weekly. Routes vary from week to week and starts and end at local craft breweries in Orange County, CA. 

Portrait illustration of Bayard Rustin, American political activist.

Bayard Rustin. I remember first learning of his name in 2017, when I was in my early 30's. I remember also wondering why we didn’t learn more about this individual in school. Bayard Rustin was a civil rights organizer and activist. 

Combining non-violent resistance with organizational skills, he was a key adviser to Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1960s. Most famously, Rustin was a key figure in the organization of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, at which King delivered his legendary "I Have a Dream" speech on August 28, 1963. Though he was arrested several times for his own civil disobedience and open homosexuality, he continued to fight for equality. He died in New York City on August 24, 1987. 

Only recently in 2020, California Governor, Gavin Newsom, posthumously pardons civil rights leader Bayard Rustin, for his arrest for "morals charge" in Pasadena in 1953. If only the spirit of Black History Month was all year long so that more stories are shared for awareness.