i can see your lips moving

final assignment for Illustration for Designers class. taught by the legendary Mr. Robert Lee - 1/2 of the duo that makes up Methane Studios.

up in smoke

here's the newest and final project for my packaging class. we were first asked to pick a place outside of the U.S. that we'd like to visit -(i picked london)- then design packaging for either a 6-pack of beer, a pound of coffee beans, or a pack of cigarettes. the design premise is that these are products imported to the U.S. from said country. i'm already working on alcohol and coffee products this qtr. so i felt like cigarettes were the logical choice. the name is inspired (taken) from The Tube - the name for their subway system. they will be packaged inside a cardboard tube (clever, i know) for an overall tube theme. probably some sort of freudian thing there. anyway, after critique this morning, i'm going to try to mesh the mod designs of the top 4 with the vintage feel of the bottom 2.

bearded.

in addition to the Eco-Furniture site, im re-designing the World Beard and Mustache Championships site. HERE's the current site in all it's glory.

eco furniture

web-design class. *farrrrrrt*

THIS is the original site.

Laundry Lounge

A couple logo options for a rebranding of The Laundry Lounge - a laundromat and coffee shop combo.

The Ignored

First mock up for a book cover: The Ignored by Bentley Little. The book is about a guy thats so extremely ordinary that eventually people forget about him the instant they see him. Hence the embossing. Peep that sweet photography too. Hooboy.

bulb packaging 2

another super high-tech photo for ya.

blinded by the light. bulb.

the first assignment of my new packaging class is to use a piece of 11x14 piece of posterboard to suspend/protect a lightbulb inside a 6"L x 4"W x 4"D cardboard box. we'll try 2 different designs and ship both to my teacher's studio in hopes that the bulbs dont break. here's a quick shot of my first design.

im finished with my CD case project and thought y'all might want to see the end product. there are cards on the inside -- one side has lyrics, the other has a crop of a larger image that makes up the water cycle.