Everyone on the LITTLE LEAGUE / SENDERS tour loved this poster. Some of them loved it so much they got tattoos of the fox.

Yet another tattoo on Pat's arm of a CD cover I designed for him.

I was hanging at a bar and he showed off to me this tattoo that wraps his arm. I was blown away by how close it was to the original.

The origin of this design is a little more complex.

Originally it was made for a Beta Bar flyer headlining the band Friends of Friends. The day I made it the cat, some of the band members shared, passed away. It was a weird coincidence and the band took it to heart in tribute to the cat.

Later, the cat started to appear on our label, Levy Park. This label is named after our neighborhood in Tallahassee that contains a lot of two things; (1) cats, (2) us.

Some of the folks that started this company got real serious about it.

Resting on the shoulder of Florida musician Noah Kussack is an acoustic skull and cross bones... er... guitar necks. The design was originally created for a special acoustic performance of Spike Mott and the Blackest Knights of the Darkest Apocalypse at a coffee shop. Their normally heavy rock riffs and metal licks were converted into free jazz and swing music.

Noah's tattoo is a little more menacing than my original design.