Senior Show!

So along with Catherine Chi, Sophia Foster-Dimino, Yue Li, Victo Nagai, Magnolia Porter, and José Suris IV I had my senior Illustration Show, "One of These Things Is Not Like the Other" back at the end of April. It was pretty well received and I was really happy to be able to work with such an awesome group of people. We made a jam comic together which I will post soon. I've posted some of the highlights from the show below but if you want to see more, there's a gallery. Hope you enjoy.

Wall o' Paper Telephones!

The Reading Room!

Silly Photos!

Surprise Killer Fish!

Jose's Iofur!

A Swell Bunch of Folks!

Don't Think About Pink Elephants

Installation project for Monster on the topic of Extreme Scale.

Have Some Prints

Sorry this blog is so neglected. My senior show was last week for which I and my six bestest buddies made many a cool thing but I foolishly neglected to take any photos so I will have to get them from someone else before I can show you. In the mean time, have some screen prints.

COMIXCOMIXCOMIX

MoCCA was early this year so I shared a table with a whole bunch of cool kids from school including zejian shen, tom toye, hiromi ueyoshi, leah wishnia, magnolia porter, sophia foster-dimino, sam d'orazio, heather benjamin, steven sugar, irene koh, and a.t. pratt. It was pretty sweet. Bet you wish you were there.

I Am Not What I Am

More Electric Book. Had to create something with text as a character. Heavily influenced by the works of Hoogerbrugge who I highly recommend you check out. Click below to play.



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3 out of 4

I got these done about a month ago. I've been waiting for them to finish healing before I took photos. I'm going back for the fourth one later this week. I'm really happy with them. I will repeat myself and say once again that Stephanie Tamez is amazing. Her line work with a giant pulsating machine is cleaner than my originals done with my dinky dip pen and she's also insanely fast and super friendly. She's awesome! Go to Brooklyn Adorned and give her business.

Electric Book - The Frog and the Scorpion

I'm taking a flash based class called Electric Book this semester which focuses on the dynamic between interactivity and narrative. The first thing we had to do was some sort of fable with a twist on the moral so I chose to do The Frog and the Scorpion. Explaining much more than that would take away all of the fun so I leave you to explore on your own. Click below to play.