Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Illustrations


This illustration was for an advanced design class in which I created a twelve page magazine on popular culture. I chose to create an organ grinder that incorporated pop culture icons to appeal to the audience.


For The Post newspaper on Ohio University's campus, I created a fear of the dark illustration that ran as part of a segment about facing your fears. Hand drawn Illustration colored in photoshop.


More Designs



Page Layouts



Thursday, May 7, 2009

Visual Diary



Another piece for Digital Visualization class that is a personal diary. The assignment was to use any type of medium (video, audio, print, etc.) to create a visual diary that represents me, the experiences and other subjects that shape me as a person. I created this digital collage in photoshop and incorporated all kinds of items that interest me.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

The Ridges



For the School of Visual Communication's Soul of Athens project, I created a series of illustrations of haunted spots in Athens, Ohio. This one is of the Ridges, Athens' mental asylum that closed its doors in 1993. Since then it has been a focal point for many stories that involve supernatural experiences. For more information on the Ridges, visit Forgotten Ohio

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Calendar - July - Apocalypse Beach



For an independent study I am creating a 12 month wall calendar featuring a variety of illustrations that I plan to create using different techniques. This "pilot" month is a digital illustration in which I combine vector art, photography and stock photography to create a post-apocalyptic beach scene. more to come very soon.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Fast Track to the Cure 2009



This year for the Autocross to find a cure for Huntington's Disease, I designed a poster and t-shirt that has a very stylized look. For awhile, I've been trying to work out a style for vector art that works for me and I think for this project I am close. For more information about Fast Track 2009, please visit Fast Track PGH. Thanks!

Keith