This piece was an experimentation of merging photos in Photoshop. I picked four of my photos, put them together, and even altered them to tell a story. In this, we see two mega laser-eye cats emerging from the water, like Godzilla.

Graphic Design isn't just a digital format--it's physical too! I was given a clay tile to carve a design out with (then have it printed on paper), and ended up making this! I left a few places uncarved to give it a feeling of negative space.

I was tasked with taking a nursery rhyme of my choice and making a design out of it. I quickly chose Hickory, Dickory, Dock because I had thought about wrapping the words around an actual grandfather clock.

Another physical piece; I had to trace something over transparent sheets using a special marker (and like before, have it printed on paper), and I chose to trace this thing. I also drew in my own fish. As you can tell, the thing is kinda derpy.

My task this time was to use InDesign to form words around shapes. I had drawn a Yoshi on paper, then decided to digitize it and place it in the circle, with some Yoshi eggs surrounding him inside the diamond. Then, I placed in Yoshi's monologue from the end of Super Mario 64 (typo included).

What happened here was that I started up a light running gag throughout the Summer Program after spotting a bus with "Easter Seals STS" written across it. I eventually came up with the Easter Seal, a sidekick of the Easter Bunny who uses time travel to deliver eggs around the world on Easter. Its uniform is a top hat and bowtie. (the source image is not my own, as it belongs to Robin Lindsey)

Our assignment this time around was to create a hybrid of a moose and a zebra as the mascot for a festival in Manchester, NH. I went for a more simple, cartoony anthropomorphic design when making mine. I drew it out on paper first, then I digitized it using Illustrator.