Animations

 These are the animations I made for my talking heads animation. When the computer crash wiped out the normal version and the audio, I didn't have the time to recreate the whole video, so these are the heads I was going to use. Hope this is enough for you all!

Vectors

As my vectors were also lost in my computer crash, I used this vector of my own hand as an example of me knowing how to make a vector! I used this to create my Anti-Bullying poster as well, so you probably recognize it!

The Music Video

 

 This project was very time consuming, as I lost a good chunk of my work and had to work to catch back up with the class! But I enjoyed it because film making has always been something I enjoy, and the effects I could apply to some of my artwork made it pretty amusing to see move on a movie format.

Portrait

 

This project was a total and complete pain for me. My skills at drawing anything above stick figure level are non-existent, and I kept redoing things because I hated the way they looked. I eventually settled on this little mischievous imp creature, which I liked better than the human portraits, and made edits to it until I could laugh and enjoy how it looked.

Together for Equality

This is my T-shirt design for the Threadless Vote Bright competition, which was about sending a political message. Mine is modeled about equality for everyone in a simple visual as per Threadless common occurrence. The check marks represent voting, while the people being different colors obviously symbolizes different types of people uniting for equality for everyone.

Anti-Bullying Poster

Type Tutorial

Hallo, this is my first artistic post for this new blog. I put two of my favorite quotes into a checkmark pattern. The outline of the check has a quote spoken by Ulysses S. Grant, which inspired certain works such as the Fallout video game series today. The interior of the checkmark is an anonymous quote, but it speaks loudly and clearly the intention of it's words.

My Face