Here’s the next step in the project, which, by the way, is to create a logo for one of the teams at my work. They’ve been short a person for a while, and just recently filled the open position, resulting in the only all-female team in the office.
Anyway, here are some test portraits attempting to oversimplify facial features… where the determining characteristics basically become hair style and nose shape. There’s also a little layout thumbnail thrown in there…
It’s also very windy, apparently.
Our office was designing a few shirts for the Master of Fine Arts program, and while they didn’t ask me to help, I just had to be as contributive as possible. (Now you see why they didn’t ask me.)
(That weird person thing is a loose reference to the sculpture style of the MFA’s director.)
Okay, so here’s an illustration I just did for APU. It’s actually the last in a series of five, used for a bunch of related programs. If I can find the other ones, I may have to put them up at some point also.
And here’s the final illustration as it was used in the promotional materials.
So anyway, we needed to make a poster for the upcoming Battle of the Big Bands concert that APU and Citrus College are putting on.
This is the first thing that came to mind.
Interestingly enough, people of a more level-headed and sane nature than myself actually liked the idea.
(Final version coming soon.)
I just did this for fun this while working on APU’s Interactive Christmas Card. It did manage to make its way into the concept art gallery, but ended up fairly small. I thought I’d post a better version.
If you look closely at the third figure to the right, it’s interesting to note that this may actually be a hermaphrodite by the name of Jamie rather than the Apostle Paul as was previously speculated. This revelation of course turns many traditions on their heads, including that of the Holy Grail, which, rather than being the goblet used by Christ at the last supper to smack Peter in the face, actually turns out to be a beer stein crafted by a guy named Hans during the Franco-Prussian war.
The Pope’s only comment was, “Oops.”
Here we find Bob beating a hasty retreat from those minions of darkness known as mold spores.