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Your Portfolio page is where you showcase samples of your work. If you write poetry, save it to your Google Drive and link it here, or copy and paste the text directly into this page.
Your Portfolio page is where you showcase samples of your work. If you write poetry, save it to your Google Drive and link it here, or copy and paste the text directly into this page.
Since we are a Visual Arts class, upload drawings, (including rough sketches), screen captures of Digital Art from your Multimedia Design class, or Drawing/Painting and Composition class, or even doodles, drawings and other art work you created at home.
Since we are a Visual Arts class, upload drawings, (including rough sketches), screen captures of Digital Art from your Multimedia Design class, or Drawing/Painting and Composition class, or even doodles, drawings and other art work you created at home.
The image to the right is the sample of the Tee Shirt design I used in our class, to show one way to combine and composite vectorized images, using the Positive shapes and Negative Space.
The image to the right is the sample of the Tee Shirt design I used in our class, to show one way to combine and composite vectorized images, using the Positive shapes and Negative Space.
Below are a few samples of work done either professionally (for the San Diego Union-Tribune), personally, in my sketchbook, or digitally, as a speculative piece. The "EKSB" design was created for a tee shirt company in Riverside. When an Illustrator does something for free, hoping to sell it, it's called, "speculation." This particular design was never sold, but it remains one of my personal favorites.
Below are a few samples of work done either professionally (for the San Diego Union-Tribune), personally, in my sketchbook, or digitally, as a speculative piece. The "EKSB" design was created for a tee shirt company in Riverside. When an Illustrator does something for free, hoping to sell it, it's called, "speculation." This particular design was never sold, but it remains one of my personal favorites.
Believe it or not, I drew the letters in the back of a moving car, on the way back from a Teen Conference in Murrietta a few years ago; when I got home, I scanned it and redrew it in Adobe Illustrator. I even printed my own tee shirt from it in 2012, when Mr. Morris and I travelled to Los Angeles to purchase the machine that printed it, for Kearny High School.
Believe it or not, I drew the letters in the back of a moving car, on the way back from a Teen Conference in Murrietta a few years ago; when I got home, I scanned it and redrew it in Adobe Illustrator. I even printed my own tee shirt from it in 2012, when Mr. Morris and I travelled to Los Angeles to purchase the machine that printed it, for Kearny High School.
Example I created in class, of how to overlap and "reverse" images, composing and interesting design. Note the use of as many of the 13 "disciplines" as could fit.
Cartoons from my sketchbook
Illustration for the Union-Tribune
Cartoon of my first year teaching at Kearny High
Another illustration for the Union-Trib
Te-Shirt Design for the brand, "EKSB" ("Every Knee Shall Bow").
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