Bellamy Brothers

A concert poster done for The Bellamy Brother's concert coming up in Texas. It was enjoyable working with an client with a nice southern accent. :)

prom

a bit of hand drawn lettering for Worn Magazine up in Canada. The article is a series of photos featuring modern prom fashion - (but don't think cheezy high school style - think more along the lines of hipster - style).

two more

two more collage/drawings. this time i altered some of the colors just using marker straight on the photo itself. these may or may not be submitted to the "Europe by Designers" competition - once i figure out whether I'd be infringing on any copyrights. i'm new to this whole collage thing - so I've never really had to worry about that before!
either way - i am enjoying this process very much!

deaf in NYC

another illustration + spots for time out NY. this article was about all the different activities for the deaf in new york city! all the spots are letters from the ASL alphabet. i had a really good time with this assignment!

tigers and brains

t shirt and tote bag graphic for Princeton University Radio

collaboration time!

approx 16" x 20" acrylic painting + marker. a collaboration between ahu sulker and myself. (you can probably tell who did what, haha).

the king

wanted to try my hand a painting again - and was inspired to paint the king himself. although this ended up being a mixed media piece (acrylic and marker).

meeting jeremyville!!! and new work

this past week i got to meet Jeremyville at a KidRobot event promoting his new dunny.
he was incredibly friendly and nice (and has an austrailian accent!).
besides that - working on a couple freelance jobs - one for plansponsor (soojin buzelli) - and another for time out ny. these can also be seen in the illustration section on my website!

part 3 SUPERSTARRR

part 3 of this little mini project. i'll be on the lookout for more funny magazine pictures!

terrifying

this is part 2 from the series inspired by old how/print magazines. these two lovely davids were pulled from an old ad for the program "Poser" - which I guess was some dated version of an computerized anatomy book. i'm assuming you could "pose" a 3d model in any which way possible.....and for the advertising they decided it would be a good idea to bastardize michelangelo's david. i was lucky enough to come across two - and used them - as seen below, haha.