Buzz Moran’s relief prints are informed by his history in audio design and fascination with vintage electronic equipment.

Buzz has worked as a music editor and sound designer for the past 25 years in Austin, TX, chiefly recording and mixing with composer Graham Reynolds on film soundtracks such as A Scanner Darkly, Before Midnight, Bernie and Hit Man, and creating and performing live sound effects for the live-action radio play The Intergalactic Nemesis. He also hosted a digital series on PBS about sound effects called “What’s That, Buzz?” and composed music for KLRU’s “Barbecue with Franklin” series, as well as created sound effects and soundscapes for numerous theatrical productions.

Buzz has been creating album art and show posters for decades and has now begun releasing his fine art woodcut prints. Ranging from mid-century vintage mechanical images to Medieval motifs, his prints are heavily inspired by the German Expressionist woodcut style of the 1930s. His themes explore how the raw human experience interacts with the modern world.