digging on trees.

Deeply Weird viral marketing campaign (for a new musician i guess?):

"published"

just got the final printed pieces for the MGNE postcard project in the mail. so happy with how this thing turned out. the transition to cmyk desaturated the colors more than I expected it would, but honestly i kind of like it.


"what."

just don't.

playing with brushes in illustrator

monsterposter

here's a 36" x 24" poster i'm doing for my boss' newborn son. im not going to explain all the data on here. but trust me when I say there is an inordinate amount of it.

UPDATEUPDATE: Added a livetrace of the constellation orion with surrounding stars in pink in the bg. has kind of a cool spatter effect, and becomes even cooler when the viewer realizes it's the constellation itself. I cannot effing wait to see this printed.



Older versions after the break:

Playing with infographics

Tabloid sized poster visualizing the number of people who were late to class I TA'ed today. The middle of the poster is not working, (sparse; could use some tightening up; poster feels too tall for its content), but I was happy with how I was able to organize the information. The next step would be to design a little flash applet based on this layout to actually help me take attendance.

sound advice

some comps for an ongoing magazine ad/ branding project.

'c' is for...

...bad ideas

type experiment, occasionally successful.

fig. 001: in which highly approximate representations of molecular sceletal formulas form the letters of the roman alphabet.



Here we see it implemented in an ugly magazine ad:

i *am* a hack

This quick and highly derivative photo collage was useful to me in that I learned how to implement some more advanced layer blending techniques, as well as how to maintain color vibrancy and fidelity on saving for web. Beyond that it has no real value.

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