For: First online portfolio
Objective: To produce an image for the site's splash page from a hand drawn illustration. (Click here to see the site reconstructed on Google Sites)
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Medium: Adobe Photoshop
Involvement: Drew the initial illustration in pen and ink. Scanned and 'painted' in Photoshop.
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Medium: Pen and Ink
Involvement: Photographed original illustration reference. Pen and ink drawing.
For: Illustration Portfolio
Objective: To draw a realistic illustration such as one would find in a children's book.
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Medium: Pen and Ink
Involvement: Scanned pen and ink drawing. Added texture and 'airbrushed' in Photoshop.
For: Illustration Portfolio
Objective: To develop a new style and technique, using computer technology. (circa 1999)
For: Illustration Portfolio
Objective: To create an original piece of art for a friend's birthday. The frame was part of a bookend.
For: Portfolio
Objective: To develop a more cartoon -like illustration style.
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Medium: Adobe Photoshop
Involvement: Made fabric collage, manually air-brushed the result, then added typography in Photoshop.
For: Antonelli Institute - porfolio project
Objective: To create an eye-catching deck of cards, suitable for collecting.
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Medium: Fabric Collage
Involvement: Made fabric collage, manually air-brushed the result, then added typography in Photoshop.
Note: George is 'spades', because he was a gardener. He also wrote a song called 'When We was Fab'.
For: Antonelli Institute - porfolio project
Objective: To develop the concept for a new playing card deck, with a musical theme.
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Medium: Fabric Collage
Involvement: Made fabric collage, manually air-brushed the result, then added typography in Photoshop.
Paul is hearts, because many considered him the heart-throb (but my <3 belongs to George...)
For: Antonelli Institute - porfolio project
Objective: To create an eye-catching deck of cards, suitable for collecting.
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Medium: Adobe Photoshop
Involvement: Made fabric collage, manually air-brushed the result, then added typography in Photoshop.
John is 'clubs', largely because Ringo was 'diamonds', due to the ring in 'Help', and his apparent affection for baubles.
For: Antonelli Institute - porfolio project
Objective: To create an eye-catching deck of cards, suitable for collecting.
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Medium: Polymer Clay Sculpture
Involvement: Created everything but the beads used for eyes and teeth.
For: Fest Faerie Productionz
Objective: To hone my skills at creating three-dimensional art, and develop a new line of sculptures.
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Medium: Polymer Clay Sculpture
Involvement: Designed and sculpted everything from the wire armature on out. Placed her in front of a fabric backdrop, and added lighting affects with GIMP to produce an avatar from my business site.
For: Fest Faerie Productionz
Objective: Lazy Etoiles (daughter of the Knight Sky) was part of my endeavor to develop an 'anatomical armature' that would withstand corrosion over time, and experiment with coloring the clay with rubbed on powders and pastels.
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Medium: Polymer Clay Sculpture
Involvement: Developed armature to keep sculpts anatomically correct, and poses anatomically possible!!
For: Fest Faerie Productionz
Objective: To create a faerie sculpt based on an idea of 5 scavenger hunt items, as an entry into an International Art Doll Registry contest.
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Medium: Clay Sculpture
Involvement: Developed the entire project. Most ball-jointed doll's hips work like a doll's hips. The skeleton's hips reflect the ball joint of the human hip.
For: Fest Faerie Productionz
Objective: Learn anatomy from the inside-out by creating a free-standing, fully poseable, anatomically correct 8" tall 'bjd' (Ball jointed doll)
For: Fest Faerie Productionz
Objective: Learn anatomy from the inside-out by creating a free-standing, fully poseable, anatomically correct 8" tall 'bjd' (Ball jointed doll)
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Medium: Polymer Clay Sculpture
Involvement: Developed the entire project, including an extremely small armature.
For: Fest Faerie Productionz
Objective: Develop a new product line for my former business. (Fest Faerie Productionz) Also working out how to make the eyes by hand, instead of using pre-made glass ones.