CalArts seems to always churn out great designers. Chris Burnett is no exception. His portfolio is full of work that lives and dies by the grid but doesn’t take itself too seriously.
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Great job Chris! Congrats :) Your graphics are excellent!
Looking for Birdada’s snail mail address. We corresponded long ago. Thanks! CT