This is a portfolio of my work in many forms. It should give you some insight as to the products I might help you to create.
Ana Devecka asked me to make a Tiger as part of this project’s sub-series on animals made out of text. Thanks to Ana for the suggestion. One personal innovation for me in this sketch was the treatment of the color and body of the tiger, which I created separately from the letter node editing, then fused with the letters by way of the clipping feature. Hope you like it!
Tags: tiger, animals, jungle, stealth, stripes, orange, Inkscape, design, type, typography, open source, creative commons
So my good friend and sometime collaborator, Craig Smith, asked me to look through my fonts to see what I thought might be a good match for his soon-to-be-released CD of electronica. He passed me the existing cover art and notes, and I gathered from the work and from his description that he was looking for something dark, edgy, and crisp. I gave him a list of about 12 fonts as a sample, and we whittled it down to this set of five. I was very happy to be asked, and I love the idea that I might be mentioned in his notes. Thanks for reaching out Craig, and congratulations on the project!
Tags: Craig Smith, music, electronic, digital, songs, cd, release, font, design, inkscape, open source
Here’s the latest in the series, a squirrel, an incredibly common animal here in the Northeast. Thanks to Amy Kaufman for the suggestion!
Tags: animals, squirrels, northeast, rodent, scavenger, nuts, trees, fall, scurry, Inkscape, design, type, typography, open source, creative commons
My friend Shaun has a uniquely shaped car. He’s recently come under fire in a certain Facebook thread in which people are trying to determine whether it looks more like a lunchbox or a breadbox, but regardless the way it ended up was that if it belonged to Sarah, it would have special effects that would make it jump and vibrate like her phone when she gets a text. So here you have Shaun’s car if Sarah owned it.
This is a a very quick sketch of my cat Jimmy using the trackpad and Inkscape. It’s a lot more fun drawing with a Wacom, but this was kind of fun too.
Another in the series.