CD packaging and design provides a mental image of the contents of the audio recording. All of the following CD illustrations contain design and art imaging produced solely by Weeks and were tailored for the standard jewel CD case and CD label. The following CDs were marketed through different U.S. record labels and each was specifically designed based on the genre of music from which it originated.

The 2 CD Set allows for packaging and design on a larger scale, while maintaining the integrity of the standard jewel CD case. The following pictorials include CD illustrations and up close examples of CD label detail.

Development of a "collection" consists of conceptualizing a branding template applicable to current and future releases. Collections allow for the creation of consistent consumer identification. The examples shown below illustrate Weeks' ability to develop a theme across a collection while still maintaining individualization as to each CD.

A personal favorite of Weeks, the following digipaks illustrate the stylistic endeavors of one of the first alternatives to the standard CD jewel case. Digipaks consist of a book-style paperboard/card stock outer binding, with one or more plastic trays holding CDs. Digipaks offer the consumer a more durable approach to the plastic CD jewel case.

Flyer deisgn is produced for club night, concert and event promotion. Successful flyer promotion establishes an identity for the event medium while also developing an image for the main act throughout the target arena. The following clever designs have attracted new customers and have certainly aided in increasing profits for all involved.

Magazine advertisement for the entertainment industry allows projection of visual imagery to a vast audience. The following examples include advertisements for both CD and DVD sets, as well as highly publicized events. Each ad was specifically tailored considering the medium's audience.

Personal decor is certainly a personal choice. Posters allow for artisitc expression of music releases, concert hype, or good ole' fashioned freedom of speech. The following examples include just a few of Weeks' poster designs crafted with pure individuality.