Description: A blunt response to automated license plate readers and the spread of surveillance cameras in public spaces. FLOCK NO. combines distressed protest typography with a stylized camera lens built directly into the design. For anyone who thinks constant tracking, data collection, and mass surveillance deserve a little more scrutiny—and a lot less acceptance.
Description: A vintage Louisiana postcard from a slightly less idyllic future. Whooping cranes, coastal marshes, migrating birds, and a rocket launch come together in this retro Pecan Island travel design, complete with the cheerful greeting: “I love the smell of rocket fuel in the morning.” A little Louisiana nostalgia, a little space-age ambition, and a little environmental satire.
Description: Four panels. One cardboard box. Absolutely no lessons learned. From Air Force One to the golf course, the drive-thru to bedtime, America’s most confidently self-impressed package somehow keeps moving through life without ever leaving the box. A satirical political cartoon about ego, excess, avoidance, and the remarkable ability to mistake absurdity for genius.
Description: A rough, hand-painted effect take on a classic symbol of dissent. RESIST is rendered in bold black paint with a distressed American flag flying from the central letterform, giving the design the feel of a handmade protest sign, street poster, or hastily painted banner. Imperfect brushwork and weathered texture keep it deliberately raw.
Description: A word for when oligarchy, kleptocracy, and kakistocracy decide to form a coalition. Oligarchokleptokakistocracy: government by a small number of the least suitable or competent citizens, who use their power to steal the country's resources. A distressed dictionary-style definition for a political condition that really shouldn't need its own word.
Description: Donald Trump gazes into the algae-covered Reflecting Pool, admiring his murky reflection and asking, “Who’s the fairest of them all…” A barely surfaced frog delivers the answer Trump definitely wasn’t looking for: “OBAMA.” A satirical political cartoon about vanity, rivalry, and one very uncooperative reflecting pool.
