Scott Tepper

  1. MF Doom x New York Knicks
  2. Diplo - d00mscrvll  
  3. Nike x Wu-Tang - The Hive
  4. Pornhub Awards
  5. Stussy x Levi’s
  6. Netflix x Kanye - Jeen-Yuhs  
  7. Carhartt W.I.P. x Uncle Paulie’s
  8. Travis Barker - Run Travis Run
  9. Comme des Garçons x IP
  10. MF Doom - 25th Anniversary
  11. Allen Iverson x Mitchell & Ness
  12. Nike - Catching Air
  13. Ignored Prayers
  14. Lil Wayne - Tha Carter V
  15. Stussy
  16. Ari Marcopoulos
  17. Monte’s x IP
  18. Franchise Magazine - Dynasty
  19. Barry McGee
  20. American Music Awards x Lil Baby
  21. Dover Street Market x IP
  22. AM-FM x Levi’s
  23. Bronze 56k x Huf
  24. Lil Wayne - Weezyana
  25. Colette x Club 75 x IP
  26. AM-FM - Seeing Sounds
  27. Chito Vera
  28. Wasted Collective
  29. Nasty Neck’s Dark Market
  30. Los Angeles Fire Department
  31. Kilo Kish - Redux
  32. Skylark Negril
  33. New York Nico
  34. AM-FM Equipment
  35. Haze x Huf
  36. Cleon Peterson x Huf
  37. Hypnotize Hearts x IP
  38. Eminem - Mom’s Spaghetti
  39. Thrasher x Huf
  40. Faze Clan
  41. Girl Six Projects
  42. Family Style Food Festival
  43. Jansport x Red Wing x Huf
  44. Snoop Dogg x Huf
  45. Coachella - Mini-Mart
  46. Wu-Tang x Huf
  47. MF Doom - 90’s Sport
  48. Liberaiders
  49. G-Shock x Huf
  50. Art & Photography

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Nasty Neck’s Dark Market — with Neckface

Creative Direction · Brand Collaboration · Product Design · Event Production

Partnering with artist Neckface, I co-created Nasty Neck’s Dark Market—a chaotic, limited-edition collaboration that blurred the lines between art installation, pop-up retail, and performance. Together, we developed a full collection of enamel pins, T-shirts, candles, silkscreen prints, and one-off art objects.

A major part of the process involved driving around Los Angeles sourcing random found items—from dolls and beer kegs to folding chairs and motorcycle helmets—for Neckface to customize by hand. Each piece became a raw extension of his world, infused with spontaneity and dark humor.

The project culminated in a one-day pop-up shop staged from the back of my 1967 Chevy El Camino at the LACC Swap Meet, alongside a short-lived online release that sold out immediately. Nasty Neck’s Dark Market existed as a single moment—one and done—a true underground edition that merged street art, skate culture, and collectible design.

Roles & Contributions:
• Creative Direction and Concept Development
• Product and Merchandising Design
• Artist Collaboration and Production Management
• Pop-Up and Experiential Execution