This is an update to Critter’s logo. The original was distinctive, but small and poor quality. I created a new logo. Done in Flash, it is clean and scalable to better fit the client’s needs.
Created in 3DS Max in under 2000 polys. Maps drawn in Photoshop. I submitted this as an entry for a Blizzard contest in 2006. She is a popular character from the game Starcraft, rendered here in a stylized japanese ‘chibi’ form.
Sketch in pencil and marker. Full-body sketch cleaned up in Flash. Character is a young girl living in a post-apocalyptic world.
The Red Spiral is a multimedia webcomic project.
Created in Flash, the following are a few caricatures I drew of a few fellow Clevermedia employees and myself for our bio page. Caricatures incorporated the person’s interests and personality into style and theme of each drawing.
The latter was an update to the wizard logo for MacMost.com It reflects the clear plastic look of mac icons. This was done in Photoshop.
I designed the Videospotter character for the Videospotter website, a blog that tracked “Tracking the Best Videos on the Web”. She is a companion character for an existing character, Gamespotter. Sketch in pencil and final in Flash.
Later, Videospotter I turned in to one of the protagonists for sidescroller. She was optimized to be viewed at 40 pixels tall, with minimum points to run smoothly in a game with many other Flash objects.
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Here a few sketches for the game version of Videospotter, done in pencil.
Old West Trader is modeled after popular trading games, only it is free and the full version can be played at Game Scene. Because it is played online in Flash, I created all graphics in vector with Flash. The beautiful color palette reflects magnificence of the various southwest regions highlighted in the game.
Pieces of Eight is a pirate-themed match 3 game, available to play free at Age of Pirates. I drew the game in Flash; it features 8 distinct pirate-y coins.
Created in paper mosaic, this is a recreation of a Diego Rivera painting.
An old shoe, drawn in pen and ink.
Self Portrait in Conte Crayon
