Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Creating my logo Part 2.

This is the next set of rejects: 



I thought those were all two simple, and that it needed a little flare. So I started playing with M's on the side as wings and I also messed with the placement of the squared. 



Coming up with my logo Part 1.

There are a lot of rejects that come with this one. I loved designing it. I wanted something other than Mkm which is what I've always gone with. After a lot of thinking, I came up with this. 

This is the first set of them. 




The website I just got done with:

I was told to create a website that tells a little bit about the school that I attend and the rest tells about what I do with my time and such. I am really proud of the outcome of this website. It took so so so so so much work and was very tedious and frustrating. 



The wire frames are really really really rough







Then I went back through and did them more neatly. 






And the turn out looked like this -- this is just the homepage. 






Current projects

One of the newest pieces that I'm working on is a flooded city. The buildings are run down, and they represent souls. The sidewalk is split in two- signifying the difficult decision of having two ways to go and not knowing what to do with life. The dark clouds are a symbol for the uncertainty that one may feel about their future. The waterfall is symbolism for the fact that your dreams slowly diminish as reality tends to set it. 


Past Projects


Though out the past couple years, I've taken various art classes. From basic art classes to Photography and Web Desogn. I looked for healthy emotional relief techniques and found art. I just haven't stopped. Sometimes, what I draw doesn't have purpose until I get down with it and establish meaning behind everything. 



Sometimes I just draw for the heck of it, and I'll come out with things like this. :) 

Sometimes I'll pull out a scanner and start scanning different things and I'll go into photoshop and I'll make this like this. 

Sometimes I let out my emotions by drawing little cartoons like this.