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Here's some more Rapid Visualization/Industrial Rendering using exploded views and projecting moving parts. As well as some branding and logo design incorporated into the development of the pieces.
Although I was not able to finish my Superbowl 50 comic strip because of time constraints with classes, family, and work, I finished the first two pages and they were well received. In the long run, there will be a page with the playoff breakdown and a page to represent Peyton Manning in all his glory with the Superbowl win. Yes, a bitter taste in my mouth, since I am and will always bleed Silver and Black. Another "comic strip" that I did in this class has a dramatic twist at the end. It was definitely to poke fun and provide a little satirical levity in this ridiculous election year. Enjoy, and remember to never take life too seriously. Worry exacerbates ulcers along with promoting bad moods.
In my design field for my curriculum at the Art Institute of Seattle, we, as students, get minimal chance to illustrate. Less so... do we get a chance to use Fine Arts skills in general since this is more of a design trade school of sorts. I, however, push the chance to use my illustration skills whenever I get a chance, and fortunately this quarter, I am able to take a few extracurricular animation courses that afford me the opportunity to draw. Here is my study that I conducted on the human skull. I used several types of traditional media and titled the piece fittingly, "Using Mediums To Channel The Dead (Heads)"... Enjoy.
The last several days have been rather hectic, but even with all the other hiccups along my path to becoming (officially) a designer, I have been able to generate some good presentation pages for my final portfolio. This is also how they will be laid out in my presentation book at the portfolio show as well.
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