Jeff traveled the Native Powwow circuit in the mid 80's selling beadwork, carvings, painting and airbrushed shirts.He was also doing museum restoration work on period Native pieces as well as creating Native American Church Peyote Fans.
In 1994 he became the Creative Director for Island Screenworks located in Myrtle Beach, SC. Island Screenworks was a state of the art screen printing facility specializing in large production runs on apparel and flatstock. During this period he could also be found teaching digital graphics and writing digital graphics how-to articles for industry magazines such as The Press.
In 1996 Jeff started doing posters for the entertainment business and since that time has pursued his love of art that is associated and inspired by music. Inspired by the work of Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley, Wes Wilson, Victor Mosco and Rick Griffin he walked away from the corporate world to follow a dream.
It truly has been a long strange trip finding him working in many genres of the music industry from Punk and Rockabilly to Hippie Jam and Southern Rock. Jeff's present musical infatuation is the world fusion and electronic DJ scene which he was introduced to at Burning Man
He traveled to the Burning Man Arts Festival for the first time in 2006 and it changed his life. It tends to have that effect on people, especially artistic types looking to refocus their work.
He currently works closely with Conscious Alliance through a his local University of Georgia chapter headed up by his intern Keegan Keel.
Jeff's states his purpose in doing rock poster art is to document moments in time for people. Like the artists before him he draws the face on the music that is the soundtrack to people's lives.
