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Epitaph Records

Epitaph Records has long been a powerhouse in independent music, shaping the sound of punk, hardcore, and alternative scenes since its founding by Bad Religion’s Brett Gurewitz in 1980. I first discovered the label as an angsty teenager at my local Warped Tour in 2009, where I learned a majority of their signed musicians were ones I was banging my head to the hardest, so when I was reached out by them in 2025, It felt full circle to work with one of the best heavy-hitting record labels. That moment stuck with me, making it all the more surreal when Epitaph reached out to collaborate in 2025.

Our shared bold, brash aesthetic made for a natural creative partnership. The projects I’ve worked on with Epitaph have been event-based, designed to capture the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the musicians and venues they support. Check out some of that collaborative design work below!

Bad Suns

Bad Suns is an American rock band from Woodland Hills, California, formed in 2010. In January 2025, they hosted a unique pop-up signing event at Dayglow, a local coffee shop featuring a built-in phone booth where fans could listen to their upcoming album. It was an exciting project to be part of, especially with such a creative way to share new music.

For the event’s advertisement, I illustrated the spot artwork featuring the phone booth. The design utilized a limited color palette (green, black, and white) and detailed linework in a comic book/neo-traditional illustration style. My favorite part? Drawing the phone itself—it was a blast to bring that element to life.