Hello,

Have Gun’s album is out now! They’ve gotten some good attention from their review in Tampa Bay’s alt-weekly newspaper, Creative Loafing. Read the album review.

Quality photos unfortunately don’t exist in my life right now, but here are a couple crummy pics of the final CD artwork.

Tampa Bay 10 morning crew loves my packaging designs!
Matt Burke, next time you call me your “layout person” at least give my URL a plug. ;]

And there’s 2 other videos of Have Gun, Will Travel from Studio 10 here.

Nothing beats designing the album artwork for one of your favorite bands. Hailig from Bradenton, Florida, I first worked with Have Gun, Will Travel back in 2008 for their release of “Casting Shadows Tall as Giants” and was lucky enough to be invited back to design their upcoming release “Postcards from the Friendly City.” We went with a 4 panel digipak and 8 panel insert, which was a really fun format to be able to work with to seamlessly show off the photography. And as always, front-man Matt Burke is truly a dream to collaborate with. Also, thanks to the dudes down at Imprint for taking such good care of the CD manufacturing. I LOVE IMPRINT(.com)!

I cannot wait to hear this album in it’s entirety.
HGWT, I love all you guys and miss your shows. West Coast Tour 2010!

COVER CONCEPT:

FINAL:

Photos will be in my portfolio section as soon as I get a copy.  :]

A tasting:

Listen to more Have Gun’s music on MySpace

I think you can tell a good album by it’s bikeability.

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My top pick:

Darkest Hour – The Mark of the Judas

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Suggestions, please. :]