MISGUIDED FAMILY
JENNY RICHARDSON
CLASSY CREEPS
Jenny Richardson is a Canadian-born illustrative artist now based in beautiful Las Vegas, NV. With a background in graphic design, Jenny has spent the past decade honing her passion for illustration, creating art that blends spooky, fringe, and cheeky themes with vintage elegance and a touch of feminine flair.
Her creativity is deeply inspired by her hobbies and lifestyle. Whether watching films, listening to music, crafting, exploring the outdoors, or collecting vintage treasures, Jenny finds endless sources of inspiration that fuel her distinctive artistic style.
In addition to her freelance work, Jenny is the founder of Classy Creeps, a brand offering art, merchandise, and accessories for those with an appreciation for the macabre. Her art has been featured in collaborations with major brands like Netflix, Hulu, and Republic Records for Ariana Grande, as well as with smaller indie creators, including nail techs, beauty salons, musicians, filmmakers, authors, and apparel companies. Her work has also appeared in numerous zines, books, and magazines over the years.
Driven to push her artistic boundaries, Jenny thrives on projects that challenge her and take her outside of her comfort zone. Whether collaborating with global brands or creating custom work for independent creators, she continues to deliver bold, captivating art that resonates with fans of the spooky, vintage, and uniquely stylish.
FIELD MEDIC
KEVIN SULLIVAN
Blending introspective lyrics with DIY production, Sullivan quickly gained a following, releasing his first full-length album light is gone in 2015. In 2017, he signed with Run for Cover Records and put out Songs From The Sunroom, marking a pivotal moment in his career. Known for his unflinchingly honest songwriting, Sullivan's track "do a little dope" was spotlighted by Alternative Press as a must-hear song.
In addition to his Field Medic releases, Sullivan explores experimental sounds under the alias Paper Rose Haiku. His most recent work, Dope Girl Chronicles (2023), continues to showcase his evolution as an artist. Beyond his solo work, he has contributed to notable projects, including a Green Day tribute album with a cover of "2000 Light Years Away," cementing his place as a unique voice in modern indie folk.
Field Medic is the stage name of Kevin Patrick Sullivan, an American indie folk musician known for his raw, lo-fi sound and poetic storytelling. Starting his musical journey with his brother Sean in 2009 under the moniker Westwood & Willow and later forming the band Rin Tin Tiger, Sullivan eventually ventured into solo work, debuting as Field Medic with the EP Crushed Pennies.
DANIEL BENAYUN
BENAYUN SHOP CO.
Through the use of opaque, water-based paints, his work evokes the visual language of mid-century print ads but subverts their intent. Rather than promoting consumerism, Benayun installs himself as the creator of an anti-capitalist zeitgeist, offering poetic and thought-provoking narratives. His pieces—often handmade, one-of-a-kind works—blend figurative imagery and text, including short stories and poetry, transforming advertisements into vessels for ideas rather than commodities.
Drawing influence from artists like Warhol, Matisse, and Toulouse-Lautrec, Benayun’s minimal yet vivid use of color conveys layered meaning with economy and precision. Whether reconstructing found inspiration or inventing new worlds, his work aims to resurrect the wonder of vintage commercial design while dismantling its historical baggage, inviting viewers into a parallel universe where art replaces the sale and imagination reigns.
Daniel Benayun is a Jamaica Plain-based artist who reimagines the hyperbolic idealism of mid-20th century advertising and design. Inspired by vintage ephemera, LIFE Magazine aesthetics, and commercial art's bold colors and sharp textures, Benayun constructs an alternate universe filled with imagined products, striking metaphors, and a dash of humor.