Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Frigid Boredom

Here's a blast of some things I've been working on in my sketchbook.





Thursday, January 17, 2008

Update

For those of you who are still reading this or are still interested in what I'm doing here's my schedule for the Spring semester:


It will be on the right under Schedule for future reference.

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Macbook AIR!


(Images from Gizmodo.com)
Yup. Apple's thinnest laptop has been unveiled. It's 0.76" thick, but it doesn't beat Sony's thinnest laptop which is 0.75" thick! For more info go check out Gizmodo.com. The "iPod Invisa" doesn't sound too farfetched now.

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Lockers in Paris

Here's a handful of things. Chronicles of my sketchbook if I may call it that. Not sure what to make of it all.


More to come as my vacation shortens and boredom lengthens. (I can't seem to put color images on blogspot anymore... >: O )

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

Printastic!

After a quick semester I finally have some work to put up. I wish I had more time to print and perfect some of these, but there's only so much you can do in 3 short hours once a week...

Printmaking!
My zinc plate (which I like more than my prints)
My First print, without edits
My horrible attempt at printing correctly

My best woodblock prints

Digital ImageryMagazine Covers
Magazine spreads

I have more work to show, but that will be posted in the coming weeks. I'm just bracing myself for the Holiday rush!

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Fishing for More

To make up for the lack of posting, here's my most recent project that I'm sure I've shown most people. This was a contest to design a poster for FIT's Graphics Printing Lab. I know all rights go to them if it wins, but I'm not selling it. Here's the final without the information I needed to put on it: (click to enlarge for better viewing!)
Here's a close up

And here are some sketches prior to making the final:



Here is my rendition of the classic Taxi Driver movie poster: Its for my Digital Imagery class. I felt like it needed to be more plain than bloody because the movie was graphic enough.