Original promotional artwork for Denton, Texas band New Science Projects (NSP!) created by Brent Frishman around the year 2010. Screenprint in green, gray, and brown ink of an animal skull drawing and the letters 'NSP!'.

Original collage used to make posters for advertising a concert by Shiny Around the Edges, Drink to Victory, Kampfgrounds, and Picc Line on Saturday, January 23, 2010, at Hailey's, Denton, Texas. This concert was presented by Gutterth Live as Episode XL. Event detail text is embossed on black and red plastic adhesive labels which are arranged and stuck onto an antique photographic portrait of a man.

Illustration that appeared on the 2011 Gas Pipe annual calendar, featuring Mister Gas Pipe in various scenes related to the benefits of smoking cannabis.

Ink drawing of a woman holding a camel mask over her face by Teel Sale, "Matisse in Masquerade" series, 2011.

Ink drawing of a nude woman wearing only a bracelet with a squirrel covering their face by Teel Sale, "Matisse in Masquerade" series, 2011.

Ink drawing of a lounging woman with a wolf head surrounded by flowers by Teel Sale, "Matisse in Masquerade" series, 2011.

Ink drawing of a lounging woman with a lemur by Teel Sale, "Matisse in Masquerade" series, 2011.

Transparency layer for screen-print artwork by Nevada Hill for Josh T. Pearson 2011 tour poster.

Vellum layer of artwork by Nevada Hill for screen-printed vinyl single sleeve for Binary Sunrise "Five Minutes" recording. Created in 2011 in Dallas, Texas. Image features black hand-drawn lines and geometric shapes with the band name written in the bottom left corner.

Transparency of original artwork by Nevada Hill for a Polyphonic Spree recording packaging. Artwork features an illustration of figure/creature standing in a landscape with two speech bubbles reading "YOU" and "Me". The band name, The Polyphonic Spree, is drawn in script in the top left corner.

Transparency layer for screen-print artwork for Squeeky Fromme album. Created circa 2011 in Denton, Texas.

Illustration that appeared on the 2012 Gas Pipe annual calendar, featuring a parody of the game Monopoly called, "GASOPOLY."

Transparency layer for screen-print artwork for Preteen Zenith album. Created circa 2012 in Dallas, Texas.

Transparency layer for screen-print artwork for Preteen Zenith album. Created circa 2012 in Dallas, Texas.

Transparency layer for screen-print artwork for Preteen Zenith album. Created circa 2012 in Dallas, Texas.

Art poster for the band Bludded Head designed by Gillian Hill and screen-printed by Nevada Hill in March 2012, Denton, Texas. Poster features a hand drawn illustration of two white clouds crying and dripping red blood on a brown background.

Original artwork by Eric Michener, also known as Fishboy, created in 2013 in Denton, Texas. The artwork features a black line drawing of a robot over green paint on brown chipboard.

Original artwork by Eric Michener, also known as Fishboy, created in 2013 in Denton, Texas. The artwork features a black line drawing of a frowning volcano character over red-orange paint on brown chipboard.

Illustration that appeared on the 2013 Gas Pipe annual calendar, featuring Mister Gas Pipe in a scene titled, "LUCKY 2013 GAS PIPE TRAVELING SHOW."

Illustration that appeared on the 2013 Gas Pipe annual calendar, featuring a parody of Leonardo da Vinci's, "The Last Supper," with Mister Gas Pipe and various political figures.

Illustration that appeared on the 2015 Gas Pipe annual calendar, featuring Mister Gas Pipe with various t-shirt designs.

Work of art in Ceramic Sculpture by artist Amy Wachal as part of a 2019 MFA Exhibition, entitled "Angelfish Prayers". Biological diversity in the oceans has decreased dramatically in this century. The primary causes for the losses include the destruction of habitats by trawler fishing, pollution and the steady progress of climate change.

Work of art in Oil on canvas (shown at Art Basel Hong Kong, 2017) by artist Hanna Pettyjohn as part of a 2019 MFA Exhibition, entitled "Kaugnayan (Connections)".

Work of art in branches, cotton thread screws, and rope by artist Taylor Barnes as part of a 2019 MFA Exhibition, entitled "Who's Next?"