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This was my last solo project for my design class. I printed 56 posters total, and gave half them out to my classmates as a part of my presentation. I focused on the issue of body image and unethical advertising. Advertisers who sell lifestyles instead of products will subliminally suggest that their product is connected to happy, unrealistically beautified people.
I designed this to paint on a LARGE canvas to hang on the wall of my friends' new place! The painting itself isn't as good as the digital version, but I learned a lot about stretching canvas in the process!
I spelled guaranteed wrong. I am still beating myself up about that. Well, anyways, I printed a few of these for personal use. I saw a documentary called Just Like Being There and decided to make my own gig posters. I made 14 for me and my friends. The date and venue I chose was from a concert that I missed just before my freshman year of college, and the last time the Black Keys were in Orlando
The idea for this personal project came to me late at night just before I fell asleep. I was wondering how fictional characters like Sweeney Todd and Hester Prynne advertised their businesses, and the phrase "Hester Prynne's Grade A Embroidery" popped into my head, and I just HAD to turn it into a shirt. I had a lot of difficulty printing a two color shirt with a one color press, and no flash, and a third of the shirts were ruined, but the project was still totally worth it! I later sold the design to Woot.com, and they featured it in their ShirtOff. You can buy them now at http://shirt.woot.com/offers/hester-prynnes-grade-a-embroidery?ref=cnt_wp_0_10
This is a logo I made for a local artist/craftsman who makes video game inspired jewelry, accessories, and apparel. Her new shop isn't open yet, but this is her older shop; Superfast Spider
This is the first draft of a logo I designed for a local designer Courtney Besteman's shop. We decided not to stick with it
This was my submission to a tee shirt design contest for Reformed University Fellowship, my community at UCF. It won the contest, and was printed on long sleeve blue shirts. I forgot to tell our coordinator that the colors could be changed easily, and that the shirt doesn't have to be grey. I wasn't pleased by the finished shirts, but everyone at my fellowship loved them, which is what mattered most in the end.
I called this design "the Fate of Major Tom" This is the very first tee shirt I ever printed.I made about 25 of them as Christmas presents for my friends, which was cool because I wouldn't have been able to afford to buy them all gifts. Handmade gifts are the best, but these are still god shirts. I overexposed the screen a bit, which caused some streaks, but they came out well for my first try.
Second logo for http://madeinorlando.org/
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This is a personal project. Whenever I feel very hurt, I'll create something to vent. This is one of those pieces. A friend of mine had so much potential, but because of past trauma, she surrenders to the smallest obstacles.
I saw a video made by Jimmy Kimmel of a fake reporter interviewing people attending Bonaroo, asking them if they were excited about bands that don't exist. Instead of responding honestly, they generated generic replies about these bands THAT DON'T EXIST. So I thought I'd make a bunch of tee shirts for fake bands! I asked my friends for good fake band names, and these were my favorites. The designs themselves are total kitsch, having been churned out all at once, but that's what an underground band's shirt would look like.
This is a one-color logo I designed for my Dad's motorcycle club. They're all very laid back guys who enjoy taking long rides.
Stock credit: http://clickypenpixiexstock.deviantart.com/art/05-the-time-has-come-46505150
A personal project with no real meaning. I was just messing around with some different effects, and I just really liked how it came out
This is one of the first pieces I took seriously. It was inspired by the idea that having tension in an organization is better than having complete agreement. If everyone in an organization values excellence, then you run out of money quickly, but if everyone in an organization is totally frugal, then their presentation comes off a bit dodgy. It's important to balance your organization with diverse perspectives and values. The peace sign in the center is the symbol of that balance between the two hands in conflict. This is a very early piece of mine though, and if I were to remake it, I would do many things differently.
I made this shirt for a girl I had a crush on who LOVED sea turtles.
I was asked to design something around samurai. I LOVE samurai. I went all out on this project. It was supposed to be a stencil, but I loved it too much to make it simple enough to stencil.