Monday, December 14, 2009

Battle Studies

I'm taking a break from writing an essay on how a lack of illustration has a positive impact on Homers Odyssey. Somewhat oxymoronic considering my line of work/study. Despite this, behold substantial evidence of such terrible illustration, gag.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Something I've learned

A valuable tid-bit I've come accross in my journey as an Illustration student.

The farther away you are, the darker it is, and the harder you squint... the better your art will look.
Behold exhibit A.

And exhibit B.
(hint. squint harder)
This is also my attempt at simplifing the Art Neuvaux style of Alphonse Mucha in a (obviously) more animated style... obviously

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

From the Dali to the Party

teaser poster
WE ARE
coming soon
(yeah, that felt good)

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Gettin' Up


where my n***a dilla at?


Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Download your FREE 'Dre for a Day' campaign mask

No, you're not dreaming, Dre really went this far.

Now you can show your support for the Andre Guindi for Events campaign by wearing this official Dre for a Day mask at the All Candidates Speeches and around campus!

Just click on the image to download the full thing and hit the print button. A little cutting and there you have it, your very own Dre for Events mask!
























Now you can be loud & belligerent around your friends and yell outrageous things like "IS SHERIDAN IN THE HOUSE?" "LAST CALL FOR ALCAHOL" or the classic "SHERIDAN! MAKE SOME NOISE!!"

Print your FREE Dre for a Day mask today! Odds are you're in the Learning Commons right now anyway.

First 100 prints come with automatic cool-kid status.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

The Last Days of America




Daydreaming at work today while waiting for the
Line Tester I entertained the thought of designing for Jet Set Radio 3.

Unlike my night dreams where I dreamed that Igor and I were dressed up as the 60's batman and robin duo roaming the streets to fight off evildoers. We ducked into our secret hide-out via hidden passage disguised as a regular fire-hydrant. The fire-hydrant was on Sesame Street. After following the tunnel which was very similar to that of the ones in Psychonauts we ended up in what seemed to be the Secret Lair of THE MIGHTY MIGHTY 'D'!!!!!! In the room that looked like an elementary school classroom sat all members of the D! it was fantastic. They were drawing...

why can't I dream of normal stuff like all the other kids?

Monday, June 16, 2008