Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts

Friday, August 31, 2018

I'm Bestselling on FIVERR!

So now I'm a bestselling graphic designer on Fiverr! Earlier this year, I've decided to do logos there and the response has been great!  Although I've decided to post comic book style logos, I also do corporate styles as well. Come check me out!

https://www.fiverr.com/weaponk9/create-your-comic-book-logo

Sunday, March 12, 2017

Complexities Web Series

Earlier in 2016, I was asked to be involved in a really kool project, a web-drama series called Complexities.

This reunited me with an old school/neighborhood friend of mine- the talented, the beautiful, the hard working, the positive, the up, the down, the delicious... writer, actress, singer, director, producer and all around thespian Courtni Saizon! Working with her entertainment company, Fragile Wildflower Productions, she pulled me on-board as a promotional graphic designer.

Complexities can best be described, by me, as a series that mirrors how incredibly intricate adult relationships tend to be. The acting is top notch and Courtni's stylized character interplay is in full effect. Expect lots of plot twists and turns!

Please check out the Complexities Web Series debut episode here:


Thursday, August 27, 2015

Logo Illustration...

Here's a portrait that was done for a friend who wanted a logo design. He wanted something that was more illustrative and emphasized his 5 string bass; he's a killer player. 100% digital airbrush in Photoshop CS3.

Sunday, December 21, 2014

More album designs...

...this time redesigning and/or improving the covers for New Orleans saxophonist, Brian "Breeze" Cayolle.



All cover photography and illustrations © their respective owners.


It ALL starts with a sketch...

Here's a look at a movie poster that I did for a production company called Eyes Entertainment, Inc. The movie, A Family on Edge, needed the image to have a mysterious feel, as it was a thriller/drama. Using some of the ideas I was given, I came up with the sketch below:


A bit crude but the idea and most importantly, the layout is there. There were a few changes that were made along the way, like the omission of the mouth and the heads were replaced with screenshots from the movie. The final image is seen below:

 

It all starts with a sketch! See more about A Family on Edge on IMDb [here].