In addition to world-renowned photographers, Modern Rocks Gallery features work from a select number of graphic artists. These artists often collaborate with photographers to create album art and other media for musicians.

A circular graphic design with four stylized male faces with red striped hats, set against red and white diagonal stripes background. The bottom section has a yellow strip with the word "DEVO" written in red circles with white letters.

Tony Dennis
AKA Tapedeck Art

Artwork of a large open mouth with red lips and white teeth, holding a yellow vinyl record inside the mouth with the label 'The Rolling Stones'. The tongue is sticking out and holding a red lipstick. One eye is visible above the lips.

Morgan Howell
Supersize Singles

Two children sitting on the floor, one playing an acoustic guitar, with a pink filter over the entire image.

Russell Marshall

A collage of diverse images including an abstract artist's interpretation of a continent outline, a solid red square, a colorful graffiti-style artwork, a blue rectangular shape, a detailed subway map, a brightly patterned tribal mask, a black and white photograph of a young man, and an image of musicians playing instruments.

Horace Panter

A person standing under a yellow street lamp and a sign that reads "K. West" on a city street at night. Buildings and parked cars are visible in the background. A blue circular sign in the bottom right corner says "Austin Modern Rocks Gallery."

Terry Pastor

A colorful poster featuring a human skeleton at the center, standing inside a blue pentagram with red and orange background. The skeleton has extended arms, with a mountain landscape seen behind it. The poster is decorated with red roses, green vines, and floating bubbles. At the top, the words "GRAFFITI ALTERY" are written in stylized blue and white letters, and at the bottom, the word "DEATH" is written in large blue letters.

Peter Pracownik

Large metal sculpture of two stylized faces close together facing each other, with one eye on each face having a target-like design, set in an open field under a blue sky.

Storm Thorgerson