PANꙮPTICON
ROSARIUM

all works: digital collage, done in Krita and Inkscape

Earthly Delights Ogdo magazine

Cover designs and article illustrations, 2022–

foreground: a narrow gorge winds its way through a rough, barren, rocky landscape, colored blue, black, and gray. past the rocks, a green pyramid striped with lighter and darker circles looms, and behind that, a mountain of the same rock. the background is a vivid psychedelic field of purple, pink, magenta, and black swirls
on light yellow background, in the top right corner a nazar-like blue eye weeping a blue tear; to its left and slightly below but partly overlapping it a red circle; below either of them and slightly right of the eye but overlapping a red square; and a red triangle well below the circle; all connected by a dotted red line going zig-zag. near the square's lower right hand corner, an asterisk in lighter red. in the gap between the shapes, going diagonally in bold times new roman, the text 'No relation at all obtains between these different objects'. at either end of the text block, an irregular black shape intrudes from the border of the image. inside either block is a pair of curly quotes in white
an enormous moon hangs in a black sky over a snowy, hilly battlefield with a row of fortifications receding into the distance, done in black and white. across the right-hand side of the image angular symbols are written in vivid red, going vertically
complex concentric geometric arrangements pulsate in the air before a mountain ledge against a background of more mountains and a starry sky. the image is in black and white
a multi-storied gothic-style building with deep red walls and a handful of windows lit from within with lime light stands between a mauve striped lawn and a vivid pink and black stormy sky
foreground: a mausoleum with a cross on top, almost totally overtaken by roots. it's mostly black and white but with hints of green and blue. behind it are more grave markers and then some tree. background: the mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion and faint sanskrit writing

Sam Aleums, Reality Machine album

CD insert, tray, J-card, and casette label design, 2025. Photography in the design by mdj

Tarot

Fully illustrated 78-card tarot deck with all the cards renamed

Logris and The Courts of Chaos

Illustrations for an experimental fiction book and its sequel with alyssa h. milano. Unpublished