


Hey everyone, thought I'd post a few highlights of my thesis real quick. I will go into detail later of course.






This is my design for a vulture demigod named Jatayu, re-imagined as a spaceship. not the best of my designs, but I like it for the most part.
This is the cave that he dwells in. A platform that is as chaotic as a vulture's nest. Up next is my final.
I worked out a bunch of sketches for this one, and I really feel that I've found my niche. This is the stuff I've always wanted to do. I think I've fallen in love with this class. This is just one page of many.
My teacher said I should choose the 1st or the 5th on the page, so the 5th it was. I was digging the design, but not the colors. Neither was my teacher.
So here's the re-color/ improved piece. I absolutely loved the way it came out.
This is an orthograph I did for the design.
Every Year, Google holds a competition For grades 1-12, to design a logo based on a premis. That year, the premise, "What If" was a framework that said, "do whatever the fuck you want, and bend what if into the final design. Mine turned from Google made with robot parts to "What if robots were modeled after people." Anyway, I was a high-school senior, and I was one of 10 finalists in my age group in the whole country. I went to the Google Campus in Silicon Valley. Didn't win though. tough break. had a good time though.
That's me, the tall one, the one that sticks out. God I look like a 30 year old that snuck into the photo.





This was one of my earliest Digital Paintings. It's a sort of CyberPunk take on the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Freshman Year.
Another Piece from Freshman year. The Robots thing started early. You thought I was kidding?
This is a book cover for a book I have not read, but would love to at some point in the future. I think Dawkins is brilliant. Inked with croquil, colored digitally.
This is a fake poster for a band that I love. Inked and painted separately, then composited on photoshop.

This was a small 20 minute or so Political Illustration about Healthcare.
As you will come to realize, I love drawing robots. One could say it's a bit of an obsession. They are a constant reoccurring theme in my work, and I'm sure will be what get me jobs in the future. This was a Piece for an editorial in Pop Sci about the possible future of robotics. I've always been drawn to the idea of synthetic life. This one was Photoshop. Couldn't tell you how long it took.


This was my 4 week final project. It consisted of a solid, no-break, 18 hours of work, and a significant shortening of my lifespan. It's not as strong as it could be. I was still learning how to do flats, and it suffered from inexperience. I still think it's a fairly strong piece, and it was too time intensive not to at least mention. This one was Photoshop as well. It was sort of my first foray into textured brushed, and it got a little out of hand.