f8 is Facebook’s Conference for developers, entrepreneurs and innovators...
Finally got this done, and it came out AWESOME!...
Below are t-shirt designs I have done for Snap-on...
This year for Snap-on Equipment I had to design...
Here lately a lot of my friends have been...
f8 is Facebook’s Conference for developers, entrepreneurs and innovators building a more social web by defining tomorrow’s websites, apps and devices. This all day event with Facebook engineers and product teams will feature keynotes and session tracks that highlight Facebook’s new tools along with best practices for developers and partners building the next generation of social experiences.
Finally got this done, and it came out AWESOME! Tron-inspired fan art that I also used to redesign my Envisioned Prototype entry portal. Took a while to make, but it was well worth it! Armor was Photoshopped on, and a couple of tricks to make the digitizing happen. Even managed to sneak in my logo in there!(Click the thumbnail to view)
Next time I will have to do a tutorial on how I do things like this…
Below are t-shirt designs I have done for Snap-on Equipment‘s Race for the Cure participants for the last 3 years. I am pretty proud of these shirts. Every year that I have done one, I have received comments on how the designs have touched people that have worn or seen the shirts. As a designer, it makes me feel good to know that my work reaches people.
Designed around the theme “For the Future of Our Girls”, this piece features a mother holding her two daughters hands, their reflection and some added decorations.
This year for Snap-on Equipment I had to design t-shirt for SEMA Show 2010 in Las Vegas. A limited number of these shirts were made and were given to Snap-on Equipment’s booth visitors that participated in equipment demonstrations. The design implements some of the well-known landmarks of Las Vegas, along with a checkered flag and one of the imaging targets found on Snap-on Equipment’s Wheel Aligners. Some grunge was added to give the design some edginess.
Here lately a lot of my friends have been drawing portraits and such and it got me inspired to step back in the ring and draw again. I saw this picture of a friend of mine and thought it would be great for me to do freehand. Usually, I draw using the grid method, for the purpose of maintaining aspect ratio’s and making sure I fit as much of the subject that I want to fit on the paper. This time, I truly wanted to see if I still had it, so I went freehand. I think it came out pretty good! I also recorded the process, and will have a video of the process up shortly. I think it will make for good viewing.
