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High Heat Studios

Art, Design and Custom Card Craftery

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What we do

What we do
What we do

Graphic Design

Everything comes back to graphic design. Web and print, identity and social media. Color theory, layout and typography, all essential design elements that I’ve trained in and worked with for years. I’ve created entire product campaigns, business cards, logos and identity packages and everything in between,

Web Design

I’ve been creating websites for decades. I’ve created sites large and small, external sites, internal sites and corporate intranets. I’ve created sites for individuals, sites for companies, sites for government agencies. Designing for the web is a huge part of what I do each and every day.

Sports Art

The original purpose of this studio was specifically sports art, but it’s grown into something much more than that. I love the combination of art and sports, and if I had my wish, I would be creating it each and every day. Cards, posters, or promo materials, I just love sports related projects.

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Featured Work

Featured Work
Featured Work

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Recent Updates

Recent Updates
Recent Updates
Spring Training

Spring Training

Traditionally Topps does special "Spring Training" inserts, pre-Opening Day, and distributes them through special "silver packs" available only at hobby shops. I don't have a local hobby shop, and I've never been able to get my hands on a silver pack, so I decided to...

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Rookie Signatures

Rookie Signatures

Another commissioned piece, these were printed in 2019 on acetate and sent to Jasson Dominguez through his agent in Florida. He signed and returned the pieces and I hand crafted a set of autographed cards out of them. Below is the mock up of the design, followed by...

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Renaissance

Renaissance

One of my goals is always to elevate cards to "art" status, and in this case, it was a rather literally interpretation of that idea. I wanted to do a "painterly" piece with some vintage type.

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