Showing posts with label Digital Illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Illustration. Show all posts

December 16, 2010

Heather Christian Identity Package

Heather Christian Identity - Poster

Heather Christian Identity - Postcard

Heather Christian Identity - CD Cover Heather Christian Identity - Disc Desing


An assignment to create a possible identity package for singer/performance artist Heather Christian.

November 29, 2010

Leaving Home

Leaving Home


Done in Digital Illustration class! We were challenged to do a full illustration during the class on the idea of leaving home. So... I did! With an hour to spare, too. I'm actually quite fond of it.

November 16, 2010

Cinderella Environment



Experimental environment piece to go with my previous Cinderella-with-a-twist character designs! Not my usual cup of tea, so an interesting exercise.

November 1, 2010

"Cinder-fella? Is that, like, a thing?"

Cinder (Character Designs)


For an assignment involving re-interpreting a fairy-tale! This is Cinder, who is bossed around by his evil step-mother and his two step-sisters. He gets saved by a Fairy Godmother, who helps him to got the ball, where he meets the beautiful warrior-princess! She kicks the crap out of his evil family, and he writes her silly songs. They live happily ever after!

11/02/2010: Edited to show both of his costumes.

October 24, 2010

October 4, 2010

Flying Machine Thumbnails



Beginning thumbnails and ideas for my new Narrative Illustration project: to create either a submarine or a flying machine, but with the loosest definition possible. I never do concept art like this, but I'm having an awesome time. Toying with the idea of flying cities, inspired a lot by Italo Calvino's novel "Invisible Cities".

September 15, 2010

After A Hard Day's Work

Want To Bet?


Obviously, after a long day of smiting and/or tempting respectively, nothing unwinds you like a game of sexy strip go-fish. In a church. This was done for my "versus" project, which simply required subject A vs. subject B, and drawn in Adobe Photoshop.

September 10, 2010

Digital Self-Portrait



Weird quasi-experimental self-portrait for Digital Illustration class, done in Photoshop. It would have helped if I had A) remembered how to paint or B) remembered how to digitally blend things.