Works finished through class on various projects.
Deliverables for my personal use with my brand. Below are the mockups of a letterhead, business card, and stickers.
Given the general description of a video game concept, here is a character I imagined would fit well in the role of a villain within a fantasy-themed world. Below are the original concept sketches as well as possible outfit ideas that could be used throughout the game.
In the world of a child-friendly racing game, this character Callie is a toy cat plush come to life to help guide players through their journey racing through the house. The outfit designs shared below are meant to be visuals of the character in various areas of the game, with a sketched idea of the character's final design as well.
Taking a step away from creating full, humanoid characters, this one was designed for a horror game that takes place in a surreal and dreamlike setting. Because of the emphasis on being in a dream, features are easily recognizable as commonplace but have a surreal twist to them.
A client required a new logo for their clinic, giving me the freedom to design something creative and fitting for their brand.
This client for Amethyst Bay wanted a magazine ad for their upcoming special event. I created this rather simple advertisement with a darker color scheme to help the brand and information pop out to the front a bit more.
There's one thing that nobody wants to miss after a nice family meal, and that is the dessert that follows. Below is a trifold brochure design that shows all of the choices for more traditional desserts in Italian restaurant, Pasta Amore.
This typography portrait of lead singer Chester Bennington of Linkin Park was made using every song and album title for the main shape of his frame. His face is using the names of his friends and family, as well as his traits that he made known through the years. To add some shading, lyrics from some of the songs make up the subtle grey details behind everything.
Given the description of a book, The Enchanted River, I proceded to use details from that to create this subtle poster that makes the viewer wonder the meaning behind the imagery.
This piece was done on my personal time as fanart for the musician Jungkook from Korean pop group, BTS. This helped me push my development with portraits further as I stepped out of my comfort zone to create something with more depth.
Here was my first attempt creating a 3D model of an object, switching between Autodesk Maya and Mudbox to create a base, sculpt and paint a semi-realistic mushroom asset.
