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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Save the Date!
My cousin Alex asked his wonderful girlfriend Lindsay to marry him. I offered to design the save the date cards and wedding invitations. Here are a couple of designs I came up with for the save the date cards. They asked for roses and a red, white, and silver color scheme.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Some Patterns
Some more patterns I've worked on. Really enjoyed working on this, and I'm looking forward to creating more!!
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Gypsy Giraffe
My apologies for lack of posts, things have been crazy here at school. I am currently working on my thesis and trying to keep that off of the internet for now. Anyway, progress in my other works....
For an assignment, in my synergism class, we were asked to pick a page in the dictionary and illustrate it using several different terms. I've been itching to cut paper for a while now, and used this as a perfect excuse.
For an assignment, in my synergism class, we were asked to pick a page in the dictionary and illustrate it using several different terms. I've been itching to cut paper for a while now, and used this as a perfect excuse.
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"The gipsy giraffe chewed a ginkgo leaf while making gingerbread cookies and drinking a ginger-beer. She wore a girandole while a Ginny-carriage was parked outside."
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Friday, March 4, 2011
Quick Update!
Just a quick update. A cut paper birthday present for my Daddio. He likes to golf, and he likes when I make things :]
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Moose Transportation
Sorry for lack of posts lately, senior year is in full swing! I promise a ton of work (and a ton of thesis work) is on its way! But for now, here's a watercolor painting of a few forest animals hitching a ride with a moose.
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Cactus Cats!
For my synergism in illustration class we had to do some research on mythical creatures. I chose the cactus cat, a cat who lives in the American southwest. The critter is said to be covered in needle-like hair and has a bone extending from its arm which it uses to cut cacti open (in a spiral pattern) and it drinks the cactus juice. Because the cactus juice is fermented, the cat walks around in the desert, drunk, howling. Cowboys created the creature to explain weird noises they would hear at night. I decided it would be an entertaining image if they had a "cactus bar."
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Friday, February 4, 2011
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