Showing posts with label wip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wip. Show all posts

December 10, 2013

C4D render


beautiful. a weird microbial raspberry.

December 2, 2013

Eve 6

Some Eve 6 glitch art by yours truly.


May 21, 2013

April 22, 2013

tribeca + angeline

Have I gone full cheese? Perhaps.




Imma do a type one tonight too, so I'll post that later. ...Later meaning now:




Angeline wine tasting invites:


Specialty tags:


Etched glasses:



Also I dunno if I've posted this in the past, but this is awesome:

Summer X-Games from Daniel Savage on Vimeo.

Possible soundtracks for my reel:




April 14, 2013

Belle Armoire


New Belle Armoire nameplates...so far I'm thinking the bottom one. Is that too Barbie?

Aand the resultant cover redesign, which I'm way happier with:


Plus a setting for my crow poster:


Should I get crazy with it?










April 7, 2013

away + portfolio

Some "Away" situations:


My logo + stationary. This sucker's final; I ordered my stamp tonight.







I'm a bit undecided about these back pages...they're nice and bold and contrast-y, but dang. my poor printer.



So here's a portfolio query: a significant amount of my stuff is motion. What if I only have 15 boards, but I have like 8 videos online? Is that still okay? Do I need to board screens of them? ...Something to think about.

Another question: should I try to photoshop the updated angeline logo into the pictures I have of my wine bottle? Is this a futile effort?


Website homepage comps:




March 31, 2013

personal identity

Here's where it is. I'm not final about this back...that could be too much, depending on the weight of the paper. I'm thinking about getting a stamp of my logo for the corner of the stationary/ envelopes/ maybe part of the business card? I haven't gotten it all figured out yet. Hopefully I can investigate this tonight and tomorrow and start executing things...we'll see.


The runners up:


 Possible colors... probably black, white, gray and teal in the middle.


Potential pattern... for the back of my stationary?