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Bite-the-dust.com: 10 years later

16 year old Becca after my first Ringo Starr concert When I was a teenager, I remember feeling alone because I didn't have anyone to share my interests with. I had friends but we did not have many hobbies in common. I loved music, specifically classic rock. All the kids in my age group were listening to contemporary music: rap and hip hop. Even my own mom was listening to "new music." I distinctly remember her listening to Ja Rule and pop country. (To my mom's credit, she also liked a lot of good music). When I found music I liked I had to absorb every fact about it as soon as I could. I loved learning about the band, hearing all their albums, and just being so into it. It became my religion if you will, my passion, and also what gives me strength. I would have a hard day at school, return home to turn the music on. It stayed on until bed, sometimes after. I'm still that way. Right at this time my grandparents got a computer at their house. It had AOL d...

"Sifting through the rubble" is out now!

I do album covers and promo print work for musical artists around the Bay Area. I loved this project in particular because I really enjoyed the singer's idea for the album art.   I illustrated the character, his dog and the severed arm myself based on an idea of Paul's (Romper's). I also put together the post-apocalyptic backdrop.  The album  "Sifting through the rubble"  by  Romper  is out now and you can find more info here:  cdbaby.com/cd/romper1  or their official site  romperband.com . You can also learn more about my art work and projects here: bite-the-dust.com/projects