A small collection of graphics, layouts, and visual experiments: logo work, type and image treatments, chart styling, and concept pieces made for DBlock Development, MADMAN Industries, the band CUT FROM THE WILL, and client work. Click any piece to enlarge it.
Pieces from the original page, rebuilt from the full-resolution source files where they exist.
DBlock Development
Vector logo work for DBlock Development. Served as the original SVG, so it stays sharp at any size.
MADMAN Industries
Type and symbol-driven poster-style graphic with a stripped-down, code-influenced look. Each row pairs a waveform-style glyph with one letter of MADMANINDUSTRIES. Rendered here from the original source text.

CUT FROM THE WILL
A two-panel composition pairing a photographed object arrangement with a reduced graphic treatment. Shown here from the full-resolution panels.
DBlock Development
Visual studies exploring wound pattern diagrams and simplified pattern translation: a reduced red-and-grey translation of the reference diagram.
DBlock Developmentreference
The gunshot wound pattern diagram that Wound Pattern A was translated from. Original source unknown; shown as reference only.
Original pagelow-res
Dark-theme chart treatment with labeled data traces and a compact technical layout.
Marks, lettering and loops from DBlock Development, MADMAN Industries, CUT FROM THE WILL and client work.
CUT FROM THE WILL
Full-resolution art file (4865×4735) from the band’s art folder.
CUT FROM THE WILL
Block-letter CUT FROM THE WILL lettering over a field of coloured line strokes.
CUT FROM THE WILL
Looping animation from the CUT_visual Blender project.
PBJ Effects (client)
Animation built on PBJ Effects’ existing stamp logo: the star orbits the ring and passes behind the type. The logo itself is the client’s brand.
MADMAN Instrument Lab
From the Instrument Lab’s logo-ideas folder.
MADMAN Instrument Lab
Sketch of the MMIL letters drawn as blocks.
MADMAN Studios
Waveform mark over the STUDIOS wordmark.
DBlock Development
Working file for a D monogram with a waveform running through it.
MADMAN IndustriesAI-assisted
Sticker / merch concept. “Canon” is spelled on purpose: a camera-cannon pun.
MADMAN IndustriesAI-assisted
Wordmark version of the same sticker concept.
Coming soon. A few dozen pen-and-paper designs from the filing cabinet are being scanned and added here.