Composite art is the space where photography meets imagination. It combines multiple digital elements (photographs, textures, text, and design) to create a single cohesive image that tells a story.
From dynamic gameday graphics and event visuals to custom artwork that blends people, places, and moments, these pieces are built from layers of meaning and creativity. Whether the goal is to amplify a brand, celebrate a moment, or simply create something striking, composite art turns separate elements into one powerful visual story.
On the Rocks – Album Cover Design Created for a local band’s live recording at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, this design captures the energy of the night through a quiet moment backstage. The cover features a photograph from the green room layered with subtle textures, a clean custom logo, and a framed border that gives the image a timeless, tangible feel. It blends the intimacy of preparation with the scale of performance, reflecting the spirit of musicians on the verge of something unforgettable.
Each varsity athlete at Kelly Walsh received a personalized poster that celebrated their season and identity. The design combined layered photography with school logos, team colors, textures, and custom typography to create a unique piece of visual storytelling. Every poster became more than an image. It was a one-of-a-kind artwork that captured the pride, personality, and spirit of the team and the athlete it represented.
This design celebrated the Kelly Walsh Girls Wrestling team with a unified piece that brought every athlete together. The banner was created from layered portraits, team colors, and textured graphics to reflect strength, connection, and pride. Printed at large scale and displayed in the gym, it served as both artwork and recognition, honoring the athletes who built the program and the legacy they continue to shape.
Created to honor a posthumous inductee into the Kelly Walsh High School Order of Troy, this design announced the 2022 recognition of Beecher “Ed” Strube. The graphic combines marble texture, the school’s green palette, and a shield-shaped portrait frame to reflect both tradition and distinction, aligning with the lasting legacy of the honorees celebrated in the school’s hall of fame.
A commissioned artwork created as a personal gift, this piece transforms the soundwave of Wayne Shorter’s “Speak No Evil” into a cosmic landscape. The blend of vivid color, subtle texture, and a star-filled background connects two passions, music and space, turning sound into a visual expression of wonder and rhythm.
Created for Kelly Walsh Theatre’s production of Disney’s Newsies, this series of character posters introduced the cast in a style inspired by vintage print media. Each design blended layered newspaper textures, period typography, and warm color tones to capture the grit and optimism of the early 1900s newsboys. The result was a cohesive visual campaign that connected character, story, and style before the first curtain ever rose.
Designed for the Casper-based band Pathfinder, this cover introduced their Electronic Press Kit for venues and event coordinators. The layout blends live performance photography with the band’s logo, creating a balanced composition that highlights both energy and identity. The design captures Pathfinder’s authentic presence on stage while remaining adaptable for promotional use across print and digital platforms.
This self-portrait blends photography and layered symbolism to explore identity and intention. The design features a lyric-inspired quote surrounded by visual elements representing music, heritage, and light. Musical notes reflect creativity and connection, while the feathers and woven basket reference Cherokee ancestry. A golden bokeh texture brings warmth and movement, echoing the message of clarity and purpose within the phrase “Decide what to be and be it.”
Starting Rates
Composite artwork and design projects typically start around $150, with final pricing based on complexity and creative direction. Each piece is a collaborative process built to match your vision.
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