aka "Nick The Duke" - Graphic Designer, Art Director & Illustrator residing in New York City - Co-Founder of Cobra Kai - Clients include Cornerstone/FADER, La Vida Locash Records, Name Ribbon, Puma and Subaru - Featured press in Rockpile, Sherbert, Beautiful Decay, Versus, OneOneNine and SHIFT E-zine - Exhibited at Anderson Gallery, UBIQ, Gigantic Music and Plant Zero - Currently seeking full-time employment - Always available for freelance work. |
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CD jacket design for a DJ mix by Nick Catchdubs for promotional use of Subaru's WRX. |
  
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Promotional work done for Vancouver-based promoters + DJs, 1/2 Alive. |
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Logo developed for Kitsuné recording artist, Guns N Bombs. |
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Sample of promotional work done as creative director for Cobra Kai.
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Graphics designed through Cobra Kai for mixes done by DJ Krames. |
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Sample of work for various clients. |
   
   
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Promotional work done for Chicago-based promoters + DJs, Crossfader King Crew. |
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work done for Ottawa-based promoters + DJs, Disorganised. A - Monthly Flyer Design B - T-Shirt Design |
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Poster design for monthly party in Boston, presented by Mistaker + Puma. |
   
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Flyer design for various DJs and promoters. |
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Digital album cover art commissioned through online distributor. |
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Submission for issue four with the theme, "personal space." The concept illustrates the task of having to pay your tab at a crowded bar. |
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Re-design
of identity for restaurant in Richmond, VA. A - Logo Design B - Menu Design |
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Editorial
Illustration. A - "Choke" B - "Meet Me in Stockholm" C - "Secret Winds" |
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Vegas themed t-shirt designed for client to be sold in Japanese boutique,
Beams. A - Jackpot B - Siegfried & Roy C - Snake Eyes |
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CD jacket design for compilation released by Concice Records. A - Cover Design B - Poster Insert |
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Illustration. A - Juan Maclean (DFA Records) B - Indie Country Feature C - Prefuse 73 (Warp Records) |
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Set of 26 characters based on the concept of Man & Machine. Developed from the idea of the intricities found in the human and mechanical body. Created in conjunction with a workshop by Dutch type designer, Max Kisman. |
