Designer
Dan Sites
Dan Sites was born in Santa Barbara California in 1964.
A compulsive artist from his early years, Dan was raised on comic books, monster movies and Kiss albums. In 1983 he met the band RKL and created their mascot, the Beanie Boy and began illustrating their album covers. During the years of adventure and misfortune Dan spent living, working, drinking and traveling with the Rich Kids on LSD, he met many of the other bands he would go on to work with including NOFX and Gwar. He created he Fat Wreck Chords logo amongst many other iconic logos including t and album covers over the years for some of the most influential bands and labels in punk rock.
Since the mid 90s, Dan has lived in Barcelona, Spain where he has led the life of an artist and pirate and successfully avoided getting a real job.
A compulsive artist from his early years, Dan was raised on comic books, monster movies and Kiss albums. In 1983 he met the band RKL and created their mascot, the Beanie Boy and began illustrating their album covers. During the years of adventure and misfortune Dan spent living, working, drinking and traveling with the Rich Kids on LSD, he met many of the other bands he would go on to work with including NOFX and Gwar. He created he Fat Wreck Chords logo amongst many other iconic logos including t and album covers over the years for some of the most influential bands and labels in punk rock.
Since the mid 90s, Dan has lived in Barcelona, Spain where he has led the life of an artist and pirate and successfully avoided getting a real job.
