A few photos walking through the process of my latest drawing party illustration.
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Working with Clay
One of my favorite things about my job is that I get to work on a very wide variety of tasks and projects. But, this promo graphic for our upcoming kid’s event took things to a new level.
And since I couldn’t resist, we went ahead and put together a short stop-motion video for promotion as well.
A Few Recent Projects
Kind of as a joke, and partially just for fun, I doctored up this Pop Tarts image with an imaginary new flavor.
A series of large outdoor directional signs.
Creating logo guidelines for the Faith Promise brand.
Digital mock up of large signage in the Lobby area.
Signage concept for children’s space. Final installation pics here.
Concept mockup on hardware.
Illustrator concept design.
Mailer design.
Wall signage design.
Emergency signage design.
Booklet design – InDesign
Anderson Campus Space Design
One of the projects my two-person team has been working on over the past few weeks.
Thought it would be fun to compare some before and after shots from our Anderson Campus. The “afters” are mockups of the space to approximate the final look.
Happy Mother’s Day 2013
Because shooting one Mother’s Day video was clearly not enough this year…
Mother’s Day Tribute
I created this stop motion animation in honor of the two greatest moms I know. Happy Mother’s Day, Keri and mom. I’m forever grateful for your love and kindness!
Kid’s Space Design
One of the coolest things about my job is that I get to work on a wide variety of projects. Since we recently launched a new facility at our Pellissippi Campus of Faith Promise Church, we’ve had the opportunity to branch out into designing components for several spaces in the building.
As Heather Burson (our Graphic Designer) and I talked it over, we decided that it would be nice to try to make our outdoor modular building feel a little bit more kid friendly. The inside was great, but the outside of the building needed something to make it look more exciting.
I mocked up some designs and put them into production, and today my dad and I installed the elements (he’s in the pictures, but I promise I was doing the work too – LOL).
I would make several changes if I could do it over again, but I’m still very happy with the overall improvement to the space.
Completed Boba Fett Costume!
Finally, after months of building my Halloween costume, it’s finally finished. :)
For photos of the work in progress, go here.
Boba Fett Costume Build
As I mentioned the other day, I’ve been building a Boba Fett costume for Halloween. It began with my wife’s innocent comment that it would be fun to dress up as Star Wars characters as a family, and when the costume I bought online didn’t live up to my expectations, I began to research how I might build my own costume. Fortunately, there’s a ton of great tips online, and I quickly found myself totally hooked. I love a good project, and without a doubt, this has been the best project I’ve ever attempted.
Below are photos of my costume through the process. I’ll continue to update this post as I add new components.
Rather than just serving as an example of my compulsiveness, I hope that others attempting to build a Boba Fett costume might find some ideas here and avoid some problems I encountered.
Pics of completed costume here.
Drawing Party
Every once in a while, my two oldest kids and I will sit down and have a “drawing party” together. Sometimes it’s coloring, and other times it’s freehand. Today was a freehand day, and since the sketch turned out nice enough, I decided to go ahead and ink it in. Maybe I’ll add some color digitally, like I did with the Wild Thing last year.
By the way, if you haven’t heard yet, my wife and kids are dressing up in Star Wars costumes for Halloween. I’m building my own Boba Fett costume, and I’ve become completely obsessed with the project. Maybe I’ll share a few pics sometime soon. :)