Theokotos

A vector illustration of a woman in a robe gazing upward as a viscous red substance pours down and covers her face.

I created this as an EP cover album assignment in class a long time back. I always thought the art was strong enough to stand on it's own, but have only now come back to it and revised it into a stand alone piece. The album version (for the Gorillaz's Little Pink Plastic Bags) is still available to purchase.

I rode a single speed bike around Chicago for more than a decade, they really are the perfect bikes for the flatlands.

Red bikes go faster. Caffeinated riders go further.

Coffee is fuel, gravel is fun, go ride your bike.

I rode a single speed bike around Chicago for more than a decade, they really are the perfect bikes for the flatlands.

Part of a series of illustrations I did using paint markers, graphite and charcoal on mid tone gray paper.

Part of a series I did on mid tone paper with charcoal and paint markers

I sell both new and used bikes, and periodically we get some really cool vintage ones. I've always loved the now defunct Japanese bike maker Miyata's aesthetic, both in bikes and style, and have created a bauhaus style poster to celebrate this model

A typographic experiment I did, adapting the idea that simple machines solve complex problems, visually. I wanted to experiment with cut out text layering specifically, and ultimately achieved legibility using color blocking. The fonts Base Mono Wide and Orator Standard were used.

A cute and quirky vector image of a pirate lifting a barbell! With his eye-patch, big weight belt, and peg leg, this little pirate will make you smile every time you look at him. The caption, "Never skip peg day," is a fun play on words that will motivate you to hit the gym and work those legs. Whether you're a fan of pirates or just love a good pun, this illustration is sure to add some personality to your workout space or motivational materials. Hoist the Jolly Roger and get ready to pump some iron!

Cargo bikes are fun, functional and a great car replacement! Here is a simple, iconographic silhouette of a front loading cargo bike with fun text. A bike ride is always more fun than a car ride!

A bike ride is always more fun than a car ride!

Cargo bikes are fun, functional and a great car replacement! Here is a simple, iconographic silhouette of a longtail cargo bike with fun text.

I like to ride my "boocycle". This charming illustration features a ghostly figure riding a vintage bicycle. The ghost seems wistful and thoughtful. The vintage bicycle adds a touch of nostalgia and the delicate, ethereal quality of the ghost adds a touch of magic. This illustration is the perfect addition to any room looking for a touch of whimsy and enchantment. Whether you're a fan of ghosts, vintage bikes, or simply appreciate the mysterious, this illustration is sure to bring a smile to your face.

A human rib cage with the leaves of a snake plant growing through them.

Problem solvers used to sell a great Presta vs Schrader shirt on qbp; unfortunately it’s no longer available

A warm up portrait of a zombie with a nosebleed, painted in monochromatic blue and black.

The iconic, sweet cookie

continued inspiration from my bike mechanic's hatred of every bike component brand ever and also just bikes

An illustrated close up of a human eye created with ink, markers and oil based paint markers

A peaceful pun on Xenomorph for all the yoga loving sci fi nerds out there.

A collection of portraits I did over the course of a week. Available individually, or altogether here.

Happy Chanukah!

An eye I drew while board at work.

I sell both new and used bikes, and periodically we get some really cool vintage ones. I've always loved the now defunct Japanese bike maker Miyata's aesthetic, both in bikes and style, and have created a bauhaus style poster to celebrate this model

A neon colored skull in a waffle cone in psychedelic colors with a blue hand. A grim celebration of summer!

Part of a series of fake manufacturer's logos I've seen working on cheap bikes

We found these almost convincing counterfeit logos on a couple of very cheap bikes that came into the shop I work at. Joked about making a T-shirt of it with my coworkers forever, and now I have!

Part of a set of icons I'm trying to put in a larger composition.

A suspicious drink.

I was rewatching old episodes of Gourmet Makes on youtube, got to the Pocky episode, and was inspired.

An abandoned toy car I spotted by the bike rack outside the grocery store.

Floating island reflection.

Xray hand.

A marker and ink sketch of a woman in a helmet.