Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Hiatus Over
Long overdue for a post here! Tons of stuff coming in for the next month, so stay tuned!
Took an old illustration and gave it a digital redux.
Took an old illustration and gave it a digital redux.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Ga-Koro Beach Sketch Progress
Doing some more Bionicle art. I've always been a big fan of the Mata Nui Online Game, and this particular location brings back lots of memories!
As always, feel free to comment below, and stay tuned-- exciting things to come later this year!
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Sweeney Todd & The Producers
Worked on some postcards and a poster for Victoria Buda's Drama Room productions earlier this summer.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Awesome New After Effects Animation!
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Anthony and the Dinosaurs
This series is supposed to be a personal narrative. Since I didn't have access to my baby pictures or a time machine I had my little brother stand in for me. I have a few more image ideas I'd like to try if I come back to this story again. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone!






Labels:
Corel Painter X,
dinosaurs,
illustrations,
photoshop
Monday, December 13, 2010
3D Modeling and Animation







Took a 3D course this semester. Spent a lot of time modeling various objects and characters and I thought this environment was worth sharing. Everything you see here was built using Cinema 4D.
Our assignment was to create an animation using the camera tool. I took a previous project where I had to create two rooms that were connected by some kind of staircase. I've always been a fan of the Myst series, so I wanted to do something that was similar to the flybys and trucking shots from those games.
I was really satisfied with the spiral staircase. If I had more time I might have smoothed out the camera rotation in the animation. I learned a great deal about materials and modeling, and the camera tool was not much different from the one in After Effects.
The animation took FOREVER to render. If I ever take on a project like this again I'm going to limit myself to no more than 1000fps. I hope you all enjoy, and don't forget to watch the video in HD!
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Four Paintings

Hey everyone! Got lots of new stuff just in time for Christmas! Spent a lot of time this semester painting people and things around our dairy farm. I had a great time doing these and learned a great deal more about color and value. Special thanks to my drawing and painting instructor Ray Bonilla who offered and demonstrated some great pointers and inspiration.



I also did a painting of my grandfather. This was a difficult image to do based on the lighting, and I still think I could go back and fix this up a little (perhaps digitally). But I like a challenge and I really wanted to paint this photo I had taken last summer. I'm not much of a traditional painter, but the same techniques and rules still apply, so I spent a lot of my time trying to find the right values and reworking the way I thought about light and color.



Friday, November 19, 2010
Wall Art
Last weekend I got together with a few friends to pay tribute to the first caveman who ever drew on a wall. The Emmitt Christian Gallery in the Rockafeller Arts Center at SUNY Fredonia is reserved for students to display their own work(s) for one week as a mini gallery.


We decided we would each paint something that best defined our styles and artistic character. As you might have already guessed, I drew a giant robot, Tyrannosaurus, and lots of action!

It took 24 hours for me to finish the painting, but it was well worth the time! The transparencies and projectors helped out a lot with the sketchbook to wall transition.

Featured in the gallery were myself, Mike Hernandez, Lindsay Holmes, Fred Duchow, and Jason Rappold. You can check out everyone's awesome progress and final work in the video below...


We decided we would each paint something that best defined our styles and artistic character. As you might have already guessed, I drew a giant robot, Tyrannosaurus, and lots of action!
It took 24 hours for me to finish the painting, but it was well worth the time! The transparencies and projectors helped out a lot with the sketchbook to wall transition.
Featured in the gallery were myself, Mike Hernandez, Lindsay Holmes, Fred Duchow, and Jason Rappold. You can check out everyone's awesome progress and final work in the video below...
Monday, November 1, 2010
College Paper Illustrations
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