Monday, June 28, 2010

Drinking Doozies and Dooies


Drinking Do's and Don'ts Bulletin Board

Friday, June 25, 2010

Oh My Pretty...What A Creepy Stare You Have

As much as I love to draw you would think that I had learned how to paint in Photoshop....well nope. This is my first attempt to paint in about 4 years. I guess it is far past due and it has been fun so far. I decided to try the Photoshop bit to broaden my illustration style into something very different. No thick outlines and no solid shaddow....OUCH! This may be tough.

V1. Lookin a little sloppy and rustic.

V2. Shadows added.

V3. Start to Emerald City. I really need to make the scene less cliche.

V4. Wow these bricks take a little time to adjust.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

The Most Wonderful Wiz-o-Oz

I'm going to go out on a limb for this next project. I have been wanting to illustrate/paint in Photoshop for quite some time. I spent a great some time looking at styles to do this piece in and have come across some great work. They want all of the Ozzies on the yellow brick road like below.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Paper Litho


Drawing for my Mono-type final series.

Alcohol is a Sexist!

About two weeks ago I received a project request to design 5 bulletin boards for the freshmen dorms. I have 2.5 more coming. The fifth one will be a collaboration with Colin.
Bulletin Board 1/5

Bulletin Board 2/5

Friday, June 18, 2010

Undescribable Amount of Awesome!

"The Music Scene" from Anthony Francisco Schepperd on Vimeo.

Stop at Buzzed or You Will Die

All of the designers at HD (Housing Design) needed to come up with a logo idea for the new 'Stop at Buzzed' campaign. We are still in the first stages of development so more revisions will be made by Colin who is designing everything for the campaign. I am very happy with how the logo turned out for only spending 40 minutes on it. The examples below are just ways that the logo could be used.


Awesome illustration I found online. Unfortunately I did not draw this one.

Obviously the characters in 'Hangover' did not follow the 'Stop at Buzzed' ideals.