HELLO!
I'm Justin, and Ofsky is my creative studio and where all my creative passions come together. I work mostly with bands, event organizers, and small businesses to bring their ideas to life through posters, merch, branding, video, and really anything that needs a bold, honest voice.
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I’ve been making things for as long as I can remember. In high school I was printing T-shirts in my parents' basement, and even before that I was running around with a camcorder making movies with my best friend. That same friend and I eventually started a screen printing and embroidery shop in Hampden after graduating from Towson University in 2012. We played in bands, created music videos, and printed for tons of local businesses.
After more than a decade of building businesses and bands with others, I felt driven to focus on my voice and follow my own creative instincts. I was proud of the work, but I felt ready to create something that was fully mine. That’s how Ofsky (and Ostrology Music, my solo music handle) was born. I love working with people who are wired like me: creative, passionate, dreamers, go-getters, and the kind of folks who want to steer their own ship and build something that matters. I’ve lived that same hustle of starting from scratch, promoting shows, and launching projects with zero budget and all heart.
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These days I live out in Frederick County with my wife and our two-year-old son, who’s wild, loud, and definitely calling all the shots.
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If you’re chasing a big idea and need a creative ally, I'd love to hear from you!
Photo by Sarah James Photography
Animation by Ofsky Art.
COMMUNITY
Every band, brand, and business is showing up for a community, and I see my work as part of that bigger picture. I love being surrounded by people who are chasing what they care about and trying to make something real. Every project I take on is a way to support that energy.
AUTHENTICITY
I’m not into trends or fluff. I care about making things that feel honest and actually reflect the people behind it. Whether it's a logo, a video, or a screen-printed shirt, I want the work to feel like you. The weird, gritty, beautiful parts of your story are what make your project worth doing in the first place. That’s what I try to capture.
IMPACT
Design shouldn’t just look good, it should do something. It should stick with people, say something, help move the needle. I want my work to help someone sell a record, pack out a show, or finally feel seen. If it doesn’t connect or leave some kind of mark, what’s the point?