Smart Phone

I have had some free time lately and decided to come up with a design to submit to threadless.com. This website allows members to submit artwork that will be critiqued and then potentially used on t-shirts. It is all based on how others rank your design. So here is my creation 'Smart Phone'.

(oh... and if your design is chosen you win $2,500!!)

The Doctors Are In

We decided to make Dr. Alright a little more professional, so we lost the shades. We also added a diverse cast of characters to round out his all-star team.

Dr. Alright

It's been awhile since my last post. I've been a little busy with graduation and work, but I haven't stopped doodling! Here is a character I created for a potential project at work, "Dr. Alright". This groovy doc will provide employees with useful tips to better their health and work relationships, with a "Dear Abby" like approach. Here's one of the many poses I've rendered of him, for the pitch.

Figure Drawing - Final Project

Here is my final project for the Figure Drawing class I took this semester. The assignment was to draw ourselves in a pose from a famous drawing or painting, and I chose Edward Hopper's "Sun Worship".

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3D Animation "Collision"

This project was my first attempt at 3D Animation, and was done for my 3D Animation and Illustration class this semester. Here is the final project, where we had to animate text using Maya.

What the Doodle? "Designated"

At FableVision (where I intern) they select a random word and people illustrate their interpretation of it. This is my rendition of "designated". To see what other artists came up with, check out the Creative Juices blog.

Sarah

Here's one I've been cooking up for awhile... Sarah with her dogs Chelsea (lab) and Jake (maltese).

Creative Juices: A Visionary Art Show

Come see Creative Juices: A Visionary Art Show tonight at FableVision, where I intern!

308 Congress Street, 6th floor
Boston, MA

www.fablevision.com/artshow

Graphic Design Annual 2010 at Stonehill College

This year marked the second, Graphic Design Annual, art show at Stonehill College. This annual exhibit gives Stonehill's Graphic Design students the opportunity to display the artwork they have created throughout the year. Visitors to the gallery got to view logos, posters, illustrations, publications, motion graphics, and package design pieces. One of the show's unique attractions was the "poster wall", which displayed all of the posters InHouse Design (Stonehill's student run, graphic design studio) created for clients this year. The wall was covered head-to-toe with posters without showing a spec of wall.

While the focus of the show was to display senior work, there was a good deal of underclassman contributions as well. Featured seniors this year were Kathleen Atkins, Sam Dircks, John Hanawalt, Alex Jarvis, Sharon McElroy, John McGowan, Marie Provencher, Jill Rosado, Jesse Scalise, and Kelsey Simonds.

The show has been extended! So it will still be up for another day or two, so if you'd like to check it out please visit Stonehill College's Cushing-Martin Gallery between the hours of 8am - 8pm.

Monster with Fro

Another monster... my favorite part might be his sandals.