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So this is obviously an astronaut, if you couldn't tell. It's a spread (two pages) that folds in the middle as part of a promotional booklet that will be available at the Portfolio Show coming up on Thursday. I wanted a design that challenges the way some people deal with space and how to look at an image in a book and why not use an astronaut to help convey this?
This again is some artwork that I'm doing for ATTN. I wanted the appearance of a screen print without actually screen printing and a retro or mod type of feel. I'm looking to incorporate this with some of the other art that I'm doing for the band.
I designed this piece last year for the Gene Harris Jazz Festival. It wasn't chosen for the festival, but it is a piece I enjoy. In my research on Gene Harris, I discovered that he used to play at the Idanha downtown and the background is inspired by that. When printed the background looked like crushed velvet which made people want to touch it.
This is an addition to some previous postcards that I worked on earlier this year. It's 6.5 X 4.5 inches and done in the same manner as my prior ones involving mixed media with the finishing touches completed in Photoshop.
Here are a couple of examples of some new postcards I have been working on. They are based on the same idea as the previous ones I had started. Each includes the scientific name of the animal and on the reverse side there is an explanation of the information. As far as size, these are 4.5 X 6.5 inches.
I'm working with the band ATTN and creating some artwork that I hope will help establish an 'identity' for them. The are a local band that can be described as progressive indie rock. The pieces above are an initial rendering for a cd cover and layout that is 5X5 when folded.
These illustrations are going to be screen printed onto cover weight paper and made into trading card. They will be 5X7 with a pattern on the reverse side and I haven't decided on whether I will include typography. This is being done for an abstract in a hand process class that I am taking. I wanted to focus on how animals' natural habits relate to our workforce and the jobs that we are trained and paid for.
So this is obviously an astronaut, if you couldn't tell. It's a spread (two pages) that folds in the middle as part of a promotional booklet that will be available at the Portfolio Show coming up on Thursday. I wanted a design that challenges the way some people deal with space and how to look at an image in a book and why not use an astronaut to help convey this?
This again is some artwork that I'm doing for ATTN. I wanted the appearance of a screen print without actually screen printing and a retro or mod type of feel. I'm looking to incorporate this with some of the other art that I'm doing for the band.
I designed this piece last year for the Gene Harris Jazz Festival. It wasn't chosen for the festival, but it is a piece I enjoy. In my research on Gene Harris, I discovered that he used to play at the Idanha downtown and the background is inspired by that. When printed the background looked like crushed velvet which made people want to touch it.
This is an addition to some previous postcards that I worked on earlier this year. It's 6.5 X 4.5 inches and done in the same manner as my prior ones involving mixed media with the finishing touches completed in Photoshop.
Here are a couple of examples of some new postcards I have been working on. They are based on the same idea as the previous ones I had started. Each includes the scientific name of the animal and on the reverse side there is an explanation of the information. As far as size, these are 4.5 X 6.5 inches.
I'm working with the band ATTN and creating some artwork that I hope will help establish an 'identity' for them. The are a local band that can be described as progressive indie rock. The pieces above are an initial rendering for a cd cover and layout that is 5X5 when folded.
