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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Flower Your Spoons

For this week's Hand Letter's assignment, we had to make an entry for Spoonflower's alphabet contest. The contest required us to create an alphabet and turn it into a pattern that can be printed on fabric. We could only submit one and I chose the red, orange, and pink version; but I thought to include the other versions in this post since it was a tough decision.

Photoshop and marker
18"x21"

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Psychedelic bread

Having fun with color. And bread. I took pictures of an alphabet I made out of ripped bread, turned them into graphic shapes in Photoshop, and had fun moving them around. It was a very fun project and a much more productive way to use up stale bread.

Type Compositions
Bread and Photoshop

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

So How 'Bout That Murder?

All three of these illustrations are about a story my group and I illustrated in Advanced Character Design class for an animated film. All of my contributions centered around the sacrificial girl, the place of sacrifice, and the girl's sacrificed sister's ghost.

Advanced Character Design Final: Angry Spirit

Graphite, pen, Illustrator, Photoshop

Fall 2010

Advanced Character Design Environment: Place of Sacrafice

India ink markers and Photoshop

Fall 2010

Main Character Concept: Sacrificial Girl

India ink markers and Photoshop

Fall 2010

The Turban Ant Farm

"Is America Islamophobic?"

India ink markers and Photoshop

Fall 2010

Time magazine illustration for an article about the Ground Zero Mosque controversy seen through an Islamic person's point of view. This piece was hanging on the third floor of the Fox building for a couple weeks before the semester ended. Sorry if the photo is not too fantastic; I took a snapshot using my camera phone.

Bob Ross's Happy Trees

"Happy Trees"

Charcoal

24"x36"

Spring 2010

This drawing was born for my Advanced Photoshop Techniques class, so I could photograph and add color to in Photoshop, but I am much happier with the black and white original.

STrEsS fACe!!!!

"Stress Face"

Pen, Sticky note, Photoshop

Finals Spring 2010

I suppose the origin of these caricatures are self-explanatory from the "Finals Spring 2010" written above. I got to the point where I was so stressed out and frustrated, I NEEDED to do something with my hands, so made a dive for the nearby sticky note pad and pens and "Stress Face" was born. I actually found that this series of expressionist facial expressions are some of the most fun projects I have taken on. I have continued to many more sticky note characters and should upload them hopefully soon.