Not necessarily the chief conceptulizer or head graphic designer, but more editor, and tweeker of ideas and original art work generated by our staff and team. Hand rendering comprehensive layouts, develop products working with industrial fabricator as well as with other various niche distributors overseas to create specific hardgoods and softgoods that simulate moods geared twards our target audience, as well as towards the actual riders of our brand. Manufacturing small batches of five panel hats, logoed reflex rain coat, and four different sizes of nylon wind pants. Mass manufactering Select Script Insignia half tone reprographic wheat paper banners online, some of which which have been displayed at prominent spots all over the word (The Factoria Joven park in Spain, Supreme Bowl Los Angeles, Volkspark Friedrichshain in Berlin). Videography, video editing, action and life style photography.Drawing, Art Events and much much more...

Worked under a supervisior editor for temporary assigment. Mainly did fact checking for an article about the legal club drug scene in Slovenia. Also proof reading for a press release for the Curren Caples Epicly Latered Episode on VBS, did a puff piece on Alleged Gallery Japan and proofed a small "check in" interview with Mako Mori, which never ran.

Design for a limited series of hand color separated screen print crushed cotton t's and matching Ben Day Dot vinyl stickers running concurrently with Mike De Leon's Art Dump Issue for Arkitip Magazine 05. Developed soft molded polyurethane prototypes for "Brad's Gummy Worm Risers." clay rendering with Maya.

Designed a series of decks for Instrumental Skateboards, the brainchild of Eric Visentin. If you don't remember (which you probably don't) Instrumental was the first boardsponsor for a few of today's young current & established Pro's and Am's- invariably making it the City Star's of Houston. Darrell was P-rod, Ramondetta was probably Mikey Taylor, Ramzi Mantoura was most deffinately Justin Case, Ernie Torres was Spanky, Ben Ellis was Pupeki, Aron Cooley was Fabes, Eric was Reemo and by default that automatically made me the Joey Suriel of the team . Basically Deluxe came to Houston one year for Make A Wish around 2002 and took Darrell, Ernie and Peter - leaving a massive gap in the team after we had just released the Mind Boggling Instrumental video. With hot seats empty, Eric scrambled to fill them by putting Eric Ostos on as AM and trying to PRO WIL TAYLOR. Well, Wil Taylor didn't exactly get turned pro, though he got dangerously close and even had a prototype deck of a glamor shot session of him in cowboy gear (no exagerration!) ready to hit the laminating press- until pretty much the rest of the team threatened to resign if Wil was put on (mind you,this was after everyone had slaved full time video parts for the Inst. vid and Wil Taylor just ONLY had some mini ramp clips and some sad Ez-7 current clips to try to go pro on ). Shortly after the Wil Taylor fiasco, the company splintered right after Eric sent the 90 decks we were supposed to flip to Brain Moore (the Jordan Richter/Pablo Diaz/ShortiesSteveOlsonof the team) to "Expand the Arizona Market". Well, we never saw the decks until three years later (when Instrumental was already well done) until Brian randomly comes back to Texas and finally Brian gave Eric back the unskated decks still in their cellophane that he had had the whole time!