Slow News Day

Been fighting with school computers trying to post, but I finally figured it out. I think.


This is the finalized version of the Molten Sphinx design. It's rendered completely in Illustrator to avoid raster-image pixelation (forgive my spelling).


Here are my "suspect your food" pieces, improved by limited color on top of black and white acrylic. I plan to scan them in nicely a little bit later. Each one is just a bit larger than an average scanner, so I admit to putting it off until I have to.

Thumbnail for my comic, page 3
70% colored page 1

The vast majority of my time is spent on this comic. I just finished pencils for page 10, but I do have stuff to go back and correct on a couple of pages. I've started copying page 6 onto good-quality paper, and I've barely started coloring. Still, I'm stubbornly trying to finish the whole thing by the end of the semester. Got to get my rear in gear, eh?

Finally, back

Finally found a computer I can post from freely. My home computer had a costly demise, anywhere from 120-400 to fix. It's not that much in the grand scheme, but I'm debating whether or not to fix it. Would be nice, though...

Anyway, this is more of my "suspect your food" series.


Both done in black and white acrylic only.


Drawing for the final piece in the series. Because it took me so long to make this post, I've already finished this painting. It'll be in my next post.


These guys are color studies for my comic, which I have renamed once again as "In the Red Forest." "Fallout" is a videogame name.


This is my formed Chupacabra. Upon the advice of several people, I've decided to make a few to sell in the Holiday Bazaar. He's (or she's) a huge hit!


An acrylic painting done for the Bazaar. My love of chickens knows no bounds.


A better picture of my design project. This, too, has undergone revisions, and the newest will be posted next time. Can't wait to see it on stage and packaging!

This is the first sketches of the album art for the band Molten Sphinx. I've already made some revisions, and they're soon to come.
Flier

Cover

Back

These babies are thumbnails for my next assignment in Illus. We're to design a cd jacket and a promotional flier that incorporates the jacket. I'm using my friends' garage-metal band Molten Sphinx, so I delved into the plethora of Egyptian symbols and images to create these. The final image will be a photoshop/photomanipulation beast, and I'm excited. Cd covers are probably my favorite thing to work on.






Once more my logo progress. Tom likes them both, although he prefers a different chicken than the larger ver. He likes the right-sided text one. My next step is to take these and design some business cards with 'em.