The first of the Punk Monster illustration series, "As Big As Your Fist." 

Except bigger.  

Punk Monster helping an overburdened consumer cross the street safely.

Or is he?

Propelled by noxious gas. 

To the clouds we go. 

Go Punk Monster. 

 Zookeeper produced this storyboard concept art for the marketing of The New Adventures of Old Christine television show's Season 5 DVD launch. 

Fun fact: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, depicted here went to Northwestern. Go Cats. 

Zookeeper created this storyboard art for the marketing of the fourth season of The Big Bang Theory, the television series on CBS. 

Zookeeper illustrated this purple robot commissioned by a Los Angeles-based design firm for a logo project. 

Waves. Waves. Waves. 

For our apparel design project. 

Fat birds can fly too. 

A watercolor rendering for Centex Homes' Laurel Parks real estate development in Portland, Oregon. 

Zookeeper created this series of icons for iTag, a mobile technology company in Los Angeles that makes location-based software for cell phones. 

The icons appear in the iTag applications on Android and other cell phones. 

Zookeeper illustrated the labels for BreakFresh, a new food product aimed at kids. 

Zookeeper illustrated the labels for BreakFresh, a new food product aimed at kids. 

 A self-portrait by our artist-in-residence. 

The Constant Worrier is always blue. 

A commissioned illustration of a commercial jumbo jet with a fun personality. 

Cigarettes are bad unless you are a cowboy. 

A pencil illustration of Townes Van Zandt. 

Nothing is worse than an AMC Gremlin with bleeding tires. 

General Patton. Without his face. Still commanding the day. 

The fearsome mushroom cloud...

Mum is the word. 

The carb-less machine man. 

Soaring suburban dreams of escaping from a cookie-cutter paradise. 

Put on your cape and super-hero boots, and be Somebody Else. 

"Faces of Meth."

Drugs are bad. Don't do drugs. 

We created the Oregon Sports Authority’s new brand book to reflect and convey the state’s enthusiasm for sports. Featuring illustrations of fans and athletes immersed in their passions, we designed the pages and type to show that Oregon’s zeal for sports can’t be contained within the lines. Printed on thick grooved paper, the book's cover features a die-cut of the state with a multi-level blind emboss of its logo, all held together by a sturdy Fastenal screw system.

“Our new branding book will serve as a critical asset in telling the story of the Oregon Sports Authority. And we’ve got an incredible story to tell, from big-time events to our recent legislative victory paving the way for the NCAA Basketball Tournament to return to Oregon. The brand book captures who we are and all that we’ve accomplished, while also providing a glimpse into the very promising future of the Oregon sports landscape.”
–Drew Mahalic
CEO, Oregon Sports Authority

With ears like these, you could fly. 

An ode to a movie cowboy. 

Indiana Dave. Even my Mom thinks this looks just like me. Scary.