Saturday, December 24, 2011

I Finally Have a Website!


Woohoo! I finally got around to designing and coding a simple portfolio site for myself! It's still got a couple kinks, but it's out there! Check it out here! :)

Monday, November 7, 2011

We All Go Through This


I found this on Pintrest, and, with school getting tough, it couldn't have had better timing. I think this is inspiring not only to designers, but anyone with a passion. You've just gotta fight your way through.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Think Green


I just finished these posters for a class project where we had to represent a group's view on an issue. I decided to go with the National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws, and to make my posters appeal to the people who would normal turn their heads the second they see a poster for legalization. To appeal to this audience, I tried to take a more logical - rather than whimsical and "trippy" - approach.

Click "Read More" see the rest of the series!

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Curiosity Killed the Snowman



A short 3D animation I made in Maya. Disclaimer: It doesn't make any sense. Also, thanks Blogger for completely killing the quality. -___-

Monday, September 26, 2011

The Black Sheep


I made this flyer for The Black Sheep Launch Party. Even though it never got used, I thought I'd share it. :) Click "Read More" to see some of my other ideas that I never actually followed through with.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Music is What Life Sounds Like


According to Billy Joel, music is "an explosive expression of humanity." I wanted to illustrate that idea in this six-month calendar. My goal was to represent a wide range of musical styles in a fairly cohesive and consistent graphic style to un-categorize each style of music and portray music as a whole.

Click "Read More" to see each month up close.

Friday, August 19, 2011

Pencil Tip Micro-Sculpting


Patience is a virtue...that I do not possess. I guess Dalton Ghetti got my serving. It's the only explanation I can think of for my inability to catch a fish, and Dalton's unbelievable micro-sculpting in the tips of pencil lead. Plenty of artists use pencils to make art, but I've never seen anyone do it like this. Hit the jump to see more examples of his work.