Final approved art for the Nuvo Bronz product line. The original product was just a colored tube with flat text. I was asked to provide several options by the client in a 2-day turn around environment. I've included a few of the other comps below to show progress and thought process.
A series of t-shirt designs for a local children's church ministry aimed to get young girls involved. The client wanted a playful design for t-shirts and web materials based off of the simple text message of RU(Are you). The above is the final design, below are the other designs that was presented to the client.
Walnut Hill Elementary in the Dallas ISD asked me to create and concept a new look for their school mascot. This was to be used on the all "school" material sent by the administration and used to promote the campus.
John Horn High School Anime Club Sponor reached out to me to help create a series of posters that would be used to get students involved in their club that revolved around not only the anime shows shown, but the process of creation in such television/film devices. These were produced at 11x17 and displayed throughout the school campus. We had to reproduce the posters on a weekly basis, as students were taking the posters home for personal use.
With the success of the Anime Club posters above, the creation of a Video Game Club followed. It too used the medium to teach students the ins and outs of game creation. The math, writing, editing, planning, art direction, art creation, marketing and so forth.
Flyer and one page web placeholder for local youth ministry program.
Simple 1 page, 1 color baby announcement.
This was one of the first illustrator illustration I got a chance to do for FoxMeyer CareStream back in the mid-90's.
