Independent creative studio · San Angelo, Texas · Working nationwide
Texas Blood Money Media builds brand identities, release visuals and merch for artists and founder-led, culture-driven brands.
A release, a product or a business: the visuals should hold together. Find the work that fits what you’re building.
01 / The gap
A strong release, product or business can still get ignored when the logo feels disposable, the posts look unrelated and every new graphic starts from zero.
I close that gap with a visual system people can recognize, trust and remember.
For artists / Bands · Rappers · Musicians · Labels
Cover art, release posts and merch should feel like they belong to the same artist. TXBMM builds artist identities, album and single artwork, release visuals and apparel graphics around one direction.
See the Suburban Sermon release concept and the Obsidian Cult Records merch capsule.
Release artwork ↓ Label merch ↓For brands / Founder-led · Culture-driven businesses
When the logo, posts and product graphics feel unrelated, every new piece starts from zero. TXBMM builds identities and campaign creative that carry a clear direction across those pieces.
See Bone Appetite’s identity and packaging direction, and Gripkill Supply Co.’s campaign and merch work.
Identity + packaging direction ↓ Campaign + merch ↓02 / Selected work
Identity, release and merch work, starting with the design aim. Client work and concept directions are labeled below.
Identity case study · Podcast / radio
A working identity breakdown that turns a loud, unfiltered show into one recognizable on-air mark.
Phase-one identity · Client work
A mascot-led identity system built to give a Texas pet-treat brand warmth, recognition and room to grow.
Identity exploration · Concept directions
Four identity routes testing how power, motion and regional cues can become a fast-reading brand mark.
Release artwork · Concept direction
A release world built from distressed Americana, empty streets and a title treatment strong enough to carry the campaign.
Campaign + merch · Client work
A motorcycle-focused visual direction translated across promotion and product without losing speed or impact.
Merch capsule · Client work
A front-and-back apparel system that gives the label multiple visual lanes without losing the name.
03 / What I build
Identity, release and merch work for both buyer paths.
Recognizable visual foundations for brands that need more than a one-off logo.
Connected visuals for a release, launch, event or promotion that has to hold together across every touchpoint.
Wearable artwork and product collections built around the identity instead of pasted onto it.
Need one strong asset first? Single-release artwork and standalone merch graphics are available when the project has a clear purpose—and can expand into a connected system later.
Built for
Musicians with releases. Apparel brands with products. Independent businesses with proof, momentum and a point of view.
Not built for
No unpaid samples. No “make it pop” scavenger hunts. No pretending a random graphic is a brand system.
04 / Process
We define what is changing, what is getting lost and what the new work has to accomplish.
You see a clear visual direction before the idea expands into every deliverable.
The selected direction becomes connected, usable assets instead of unrelated files.
Final work is organized for real use, with direct communication and no agency telephone game.
05 / The studio
Texas Blood Money Media is an independent creative studio founded by Seth Ramirez in San Angelo, Texas. The studio builds bold visual identities, release campaigns and merch systems for musicians, apparel brands and culture-driven businesses.
The work combines strategic brand thinking with music, underground art, apparel and outsider culture—creating visuals that can move consistently across digital, print, products, promotion and merchandise.
06 / Start something
You do not need a perfect brief. Send the project, the deadline and what currently feels disconnected. I’ll tell you whether I’m the right fit and what the next move should be.