I am currently going to college for Graphic Design. This is a posting of the stuff that I currently have done for school projects. I enjoyed working on all of these projects. I hope that you enjoy them as much as I do.
"Wake Up!" Wake Up! was created for a Layout and Design class we had to create unity using many elements. I had a lot of fun creating this project. I wanted to create a napkin that had a coffee stain on it so that the customer would have to do a double take and
wake up.
"Metro Zoo Ticket"This was also a unity project but we were limited to only using black and white. I had fun using negative and positive space. I used the animals and African elements to bind the image together.
"Sprawl" I created the piece of multiple images for and annual exhibit held at my college. It was displayed for several months. It was also published on the degree program
website. It represents the effects of urban sprawl on homelessness and poverty. I also expresses the line that people use to withdraw themselves and the generosity towards their fellow man.
"The World( is your canvas)" This came from a project where we had to use the same 3 elements to create emphasis.
The World uses repetition to create emphasis on the shoe and then back to the other elements.
"Break it Down"The objective of this project was to create a design using emphasis on one of three objects using placement. In this particular design the object is the Converse logo. The design starts at the bright color square and leads you through the visual
hierarchy. The design is unified by the colors and break-dancing elements, such as the cardboard, dance steps and hand movements.
"Spaced Out"- 2009
"Squids" - 2009
"Furries and Flurries" - 2009
I took this photo of my friend Cindy during the filming of a movie we were in 2006. I can't take credit for the make-up but it was a really great shot. She had a cigarette in her hand that I photoshoped out. The name of the movie is Automaton Transfusion written and directed by Steven C. Miller.
One of my favorite pieces. I've sold two of these and put the last one in my storage room. The project was fun to do and the show was really great.
I made this shirt shortly before the Overspray Art show at the Orlando Brewery. I used the same stencil as on the suitcases.
This is the only photo of the 7 foot paper mache sculpture I made for the Cut & Paste art show. My friend Suzy took the photo. This was during pre-beard trimmer phase of my life. The sculpture was in the shape of a girl peg in the game of "Life" and was made of a calculus math book. The title was "Two Things I Will Never Understand"
