When a project turns out awesome

Third year taking band photos and every year the just get better and better! These are the student collectors buttons a long standing tradition for the band and by far the most popular items every year. The portraits by Kuz photo and the graphics are adopted from the show logo and modified for use on the buttons. These turned out amazing and by far my best work yet.

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