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Music Cards, designed for my band, The Dire Wolves.

I designed these upon request from those who looking to book us for private and public shows around our city.

Technically these are just business cards, but I like the idea of changing the name to Music Card and using these as little flyers/posters.

Say what you will about designs and trends, but just look at this departure-arrival terminal from the TWA Flight Center from 60+ years ago.

Next time you go through the airport, I hope you take a moment to remember how things used to look and ask, can we bring back art into places like that, that aren't a basic mural?

I encourage anyone to look at old vintage photos from the old TWA Flight Center at New York’s JFK International Airport before it was turned into a hotel.

The story behind Ormond Gigli’s photograph “Girls in the Windows” from 1960, reminds me of why I chose to be an artist.

Stemming from a thought in his head, he was able to gather 43 women and a Rolls Royce over a lunch break and take this incredible image before the building was knocked down forever.