Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Friday, May 9, 2008
Commissions
So one might notice the "Commissions" button I've added to the page. I'm always up for a little extra work so I thought I'd start pandering for some. That being said, I love the company I work for, Aga-Heartland. They make fantastic products and I stand behind them %100. So if you want me to do stuff for an appliance company... don't bother asking. Other than that it's all fair game, so ask away folks!
Saturday, July 28, 2007
To Begin...
I try to be an artist, which seems to be working out so far... that's always nice. I work as a graphic designer for a very cool company. I'm not going to tell you which, but I'm sure new pieces from them will pop on here once in a while, so I'm sure you'll figure it out.
Sadly, I have no programming skills (yet) so to create a digital portfolio I needed something pre-fabricated. This will do nicely, for now.
If you're at all curious you can see other examples of my work at Heroicartscomics.com. Although really the only thing you'll see examples of here are my very good data entry skills, my moderately capable writing skills, some logo design, and some project planning. The entire site was conceptualized by a friend and I, but he did all the coding and layout. He's quite the superstar programmer... he's not for hire.
You can also check out Bluesuncomic.com. This is very much a work in progress. It's no where near completion, and probably won't be for quite some time; but all the illustration is, and will be mine. It's again an example of my moderately capable writing skills too.
So other than the occasional blurb about the piece you're looking at I'm not going to ramble on here; but there will be lots and lots of pretty pictures to look at, and hopefully you enjoy them.
Ciao.
Sadly, I have no programming skills (yet) so to create a digital portfolio I needed something pre-fabricated. This will do nicely, for now.
If you're at all curious you can see other examples of my work at Heroicartscomics.com. Although really the only thing you'll see examples of here are my very good data entry skills, my moderately capable writing skills, some logo design, and some project planning. The entire site was conceptualized by a friend and I, but he did all the coding and layout. He's quite the superstar programmer... he's not for hire.
You can also check out Bluesuncomic.com. This is very much a work in progress. It's no where near completion, and probably won't be for quite some time; but all the illustration is, and will be mine. It's again an example of my moderately capable writing skills too.
So other than the occasional blurb about the piece you're looking at I'm not going to ramble on here; but there will be lots and lots of pretty pictures to look at, and hopefully you enjoy them.
Ciao.
Desire2Learn
This was done as a test for a company I was interviewing with... I actually got the job but turned it down because the company currently work for offered me more money... big mistake. This was done in Photoshop and Illustrator
Labels:
Desire2Learm,
graphic design,
Illustrator,
Photoshop
K-W CCCA Poster
I designed this poster and flyer for the K-W Caribbean Canadian Cultural Association. The photographs are mine as well as the rest. I think the whole thing was done in Illustrator and Photoshop.
Labels:
graphic design,
Illustrator,
photography,
Photoshop
Waterloo Regional Police Logo
I designed this for the Waterloo Regional Police. It went on all the cars, letterhead, pins, books, posters for the year of their 25th anniversary. The whole thing was done in Photoshop.
Labels:
graphic design,
logo,
Photoshop,
Waterloo Regional Police
HA Logo
Thursday, July 26, 2007
CSIS Logo
Planned Parenthood


I did this for Planned Parenthood of Waterloo Region. It's their basic informational flyer. I used Illustrator and Quark X Press to do this one.
Labels:
graphic design,
Illustrator,
Planned Parenthood,
Quark X Press
Mr. Transmission

Here's a postcard I did for Mr. Transmission because they were moving locations.
I used a few different tools for this one. Pencil, Ink, Illustrator and Photoshop all play a part in it.
Labels:
graphic design,
Illustrator,
Ink,
Mr. Transmission,
Pencil,
Photoshop
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