Planet Produce.

This was an assignment to make a graphic iconic shape for the local produce stand "Planet Produce" based around a fruit/vegetable alphabet we had to create. I ended up going with the motif of a bean and adjusted my lettering to fit. The words surrounding the "Planet Produce" are key words that we were told to include in our work. This will be checked out by the stand owner in the coming weeks, where he may choose one of our interpretations to be used for his shop. Clothing mock up model images came from the wonderful site Design By Humans.

Handletters Blog Header.

Another semester has begun! I started it off with a bang by getting my gallbladder removed the week before winter break ended (I had gallstones that affected me throughout last semester). It was a pretty crazy experience but luckily I'm healing well and things have overall been going well.

So this piece is a header that we were asked to design for the class blog in my hand lettering class with Whitney Sherman. I have a ton of preliminary sketches for this assignment I might eventually scan, but for now here is the final. Unfortunately, mine did not get chosen, but I did make it to the top 8 in the class which was exciting.

Logo Designs.

For my Illustration I class with Ted McGrath we were assigned to create 4 logos- one for a drink, one for a sports team, one for a pharmaceutical, and one for a shoe brand. These were my two favorites- "Tisbury", a fictional sparkling grapefruit drink, and "Vie" (french for "life"), a fictional herbal supplement.

Something I Hate.

Another Digital Illustration assignment I finished yesterday. We needed to make a drawing of something we hate and something we like. I made "Spicy Food" for my hate, and "Daydreams" for my like. I was pleased with how this came out over my Daydreams one.

Extract Logo.

This was my first assignment of the '09-'10 school year. Apologies for it being out of order, but I wanted to put this up. This was my first assignment in my Digital Illustration class- create a logo using the word "Extract" or a derivative of that. I went with Extract, a (fictional) organic orange juice company.