Showing posts with label Graphics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graphics. Show all posts

Monday, January 31, 2011

Identity Totem Pole


This graphic is a 72in x 18in totem pole that represents items associated with identity. This composition creates an hourglass figure representing the duality between time and identity.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Precis [Taster's Wine Bar]

— noun: prĂ©cis
1. Summary of essentials of this project; abstract and extract

This graphic showcases the changes this building has endured during its life span.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Scenes of Disclosure

Each of these images contain three images that have been morphed together to create one image. The top and middle images were both iterations and the bottom image was my final for my Visual Communications assignment. All three images were created to embody the word industrial.

Iteration One

Iteration Two

Final

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Lets Multiply!

This is the product of our first lecture in Visual communications II. The title to this post was inspired by one of the features I learned about in Photoshop today. The image below contains three pictures that I molded together into one. Each image contains a different photogenic style and with the help of me, I think they create an image that is quite interesting... Don't you think?

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Final SYTYCD: What Started As A Joke!?!

Why yes that is Lady Gaga and Beyonce's cover stitched together with my face caught in the middle. For our final "So You Think You Can Draw," we were assigned to create and CD with with our images saved to them along with designing a cover. Jokingly I stated that I should do this and when a couple of my peers thought that it would be hilarious, I decided... why not?

For each image I decided to name it after a song from either Lady Gaga or Beyonce (The italicized words are the words that have either been added or changed from the original song title).

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Eat Where You Live

Gathering information from the book, "Eat Where You Live," I decided to create, handout, and post this handout online for others to view. The web addresses listed above are to assist the public in finding sustainable ways of consuming healthy foods.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Paisley: Retro but Love


Although paisley has been around for years it still remains one of my favorite patterns. This graphic, that was hand drawn and then put into Photoshop, was inspired by a shirt that I recently purchased at Express clothing. [Original Hand Drawn Sketch]

The Mushroom?

Sitting in class, I reflected back to my childhood and the excitement playing Super Mario Brothers brought to my heart. But looking at it from being a twenty years old versus an eight year old, made me think of the myths in game playing, such as the mushroom. Mushrooms are sometimes seen as deadly instead of something that makes you grow and gain strength or even give you another life. So what made them chose the mushroom? Why not milk, that's what my mother always suggested. [Hand Drawn & Photoshop Rendered]

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Second Blog Header

It's fixed! I'll be sure to make note of what I did to fix this just in case it happens in the future. [Blue Version]

Sunday, October 18, 2009

"All Is Not What It Seems" [The 3-D 2007 Yearbook]



This is the second yearbook produced after I was accepted onto the staff [which was my senior yearbook]. The Cover was a group design project but the spreads shown above were my spreads that I contributed to the yearbook. The concept behind this yearbook was "All Is Not What It Seems," a build on the previous year, which was how most people think that the grass is greener on the other side and in reality that's not always the case.

"This Is Greener Grass" [Yearbook 2006]



This is the first yearbook produced after I was accepted onto the staff. The Cover was a group design project but the spreads shown above were my spreads that I contributed to the yearbook. The concept behind this yearbook is how most people think that the grass is greener on the other side and in reality that's not always the case, "This Is Greener Grass."