Prototype 3

This is the design I came up with from my photograph. I took the idea of overlapping shapes and the dominant green color and crossed it with a sort of window pane theme. This design's not too far off from the original, but there's enough subtle changes to not realize.

Prototype 2

Here's my second design based off of the ad I found. Each picture frame represents an advertiesment. And each ad progressively further from center screen would be more transparent.

Prototype 1

This is the start of the "Speed Racer" design. Still workin' out the small stuff but so far I'm liking it. All of this is vector [except the image of course]. The Three empty circles to the right of the main image are for advertisements or special articles. The blank icon to the right would be for illustrations...I just haven't taken the time to create the icon yet. That's all for now.

New Inspirations

speed racer is great.

This a print ad for a film festival.
This is a photograph that I took and photoshoped.

I got a couple of inspirations to redesign the "Veer" website. I'm not actually doing this for any gain or payment from veer, just for for fun...and class. The following pictures will be a basis for three of the designs, and the forth would come from listening to a jazz song called "Rush". Take a look at the pics.

Illustration Friday: Island?

...yeah. Not happy at all with how this one turned out...

Illustration Friday: Clutter

My idea was simple...college. My execution was even more simple. For this illustration, I did the one thing I absolutely hate: painting. I'm am NOT a painter and nor do I wish to become one, but since my idea required me to do so, I swallowed my pride and made a pretty decent attempt. I knew from the start that I wanted to keep my sketch lines, though there was a tremendous amount of clean-up that was needed in order to create solid outlines. Overall, I really do like it, even though I had to paint it, and it amounted to a good learning experience as well.

Final Logo for TASI

This was my final choice for the TASI project. I think it was a wise decision since TASI is all about active safety, seat belts wouldn't really work seeing as how they're passive safety.