JohnFerenz

Description: "To thine own self be true"

Description: Gestation Nation is the first of a collection of logo work for fictional companies or groups. G.N. itself is an up and coming record label & recording studio. At the time of uploading this, I am planning two further G.N. logos. I hope to have #2 up very soon.

Description: Poster parody for one of my favorite movies. Dracula has an eternal hunger for blood, but us mortals hunger for food... And food may call for Bram Stoker's Spatula! The original movie posters that inspired this: https://i.imgur.com/JhPFXdu.jpg

Description: Those Irish can't go getting all the action!

Description: The Yin and Yang symbol, aka Taijitu, rendered as a hexagon. I departed from the traditional circle because life is not always smooth and perfect, it has corners and edges. Beyond that, the six-sided hexagon represents Carbon, Element Six, the basis for Earthly life. The hexagon is a molecular structure that Carbon can form.

Description: The Yin and Yang symbol, aka Taijitu, rendered as a hexagon. I departed from the traditional circle because life is not always smooth and perfect, it has corners and edges. Beyond that, the six-sided hexagon represents Carbon, Element Six, the basis for Earthly life. The hexagon is a molecular structure that Carbon can form.

Description: A nice crossover art of anti-ghost logos and aliens bursting from chests.

Description: A short rhythmic psychology poem I wrote: "The descent into madness is an incremental process where temptation to indulgence in the aforementioned mindset overwhelms one's acumen augmenting the psyche with inversions to perceptions of logical connections resulting in abstraction of consequence to action."

Description: A short rhythmic psychology poem I wrote: "The descent into madness is an incremental process where temptation to indulgence in the aforementioned mindset overwhelms one's acumen augmenting the psyche with inversions to perceptions of logical connections resulting in abstraction of consequence to action."