Artist Projects

Here are a few projects I’ve worked on for publications, musicians, apparels, and personal projects under my artist moniker,
Andy Busc. To see more of my illustrations and art projects, please visit andybusc.com

New York Times

Illustration about the malfunctioning Iowa Caucus App that caused mayhem and disaster in the polls.

WHY WE RISE

WHY WE RISE is an ongoing project of the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, serving the 10 million people of LA County with education and prevention programs and providing mental health-related services to over 250,000 people each year, offering connection, hope, recovery and wellbeing. WHY WE RISE is part of a national movement to transform the mental health care system to demand that easy access to quality care be recognized as a civil right.

I designed and illustrated a poster for their campaign. These posters were displayed and given out to attendees at their events.

NEO.LIFE

Illustration about how drugs can protect astronauts so they can go further in space. Read full article here.

Murals

Left / Mural for my 2019 Solo Exhibition at Commune Gallery in Tokyo
Right / Mural for the 2020 Red Envelope Show at the Chinese American National Museum in Los Angeles

Believer Magazine

My artwork is featured on the 2019 April/May issue of Believer Magazine.
As the featured artist, I chose to illustrate monsters and ghouls.

Coachella 2018

I was commissioned to make some artwork for music artists playing the festival.
I did artwork for Beyoncé, Cardi B, Daniel Caesar, Jungle, Yaeji, David Byrne, Peggy Gou, Busy P,
Nile Rodgers, Moses Sumney, Kali Uchis, Princess Nokia, Tyler the Creator, The Marías, and Buscabulla.

Travel Drawings

Whenever I travel abroad to a new city, I draw people who inspire me and fuse their world with mine.
These drawings were featured two times on the popular art blog, BOOOOOOOM.

Artbreakers Jacket

The 72andSunny art production crew, known as the Artbreakers, wanted me to design a girl gang jacket to rep their all-female art department. The brief was “Art and Naked Women”. While I was brainstorming and listening to Sonic Youth’s album, Goo, I was inspired by the album art by Raymond Pettibon.