Showing posts with label illustrator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrator. Show all posts

Saturday

Full Throttle

I love those projects that I can really get into. This one didn't start that way, but it helped when things went right. A friend who I've worked with before requested I do a motorcycle illustration for something he was working on and I jumped at the chance to work on something unique. He said not "cartoony" and not too detailed, but something he could later dismantle and change the color if he wanted to. This took a few hours, but like I said, it helps if you enjoy what you are working on and things seem to be "going well" (like shapes seeming to fit together well, colors and shading turn out good, etc.) as you're working. Haven't received word back from him yet, but I'm hoping it's something he can use. We'll see.

Friday

PLATO Projects

This is a group of illustrations I designed for various freelance projects for a local company.

Tradeshow Souveniers

Project Managers needed various items to hand-out or giveaway from their booth at annual tradeshows. Here are two pins (lapel pins) and a merchandise tag (center) that were developed.

Animal Pin Concepts

These Adobe Illustrator files were in response to a request for a line of animal pins for development and sale in a company catalog. These weren't produced, but I didn't want to discard these original files.

Mascots

In my first professional Graphic Design position, I started with a wide range of illustrations for various products. There were many different ideas that needed to be developed, which helped in developing versatility and a productive work ethic.