Kagan's portrait of me

Today I had my portrait drawn by the talented illustrator Kagan McLeod. This was drawn during his editorial illustration class at Sheridan as an in-class demo. I think he captured a good likeness.

More Thesis Posters!

So here is the final version of "The Importance of Being Ernest" and my new "Faust" poster. These will be my last posters for my thesis since I've decided to switch it up a bit and illustrate book covers for this class (there's only so much room for posters on my display board for my graduation exhibit in April.) I had a lot of fun with these and I'm pretty happy with how they turned out considering I was lost the first few weeks of the semester figuring out how I was going to approach them. Again, I'm always open to comments and constructive criticism:)

Lady Gaga Portait

For my editorial class we had a portrait assignment where we each had to draw names out of a hat and illustrate that person. Fortunately, I drew Lady Gaga and decided to use a minimalist approach since her style is so recognizable.

Thesis poster number 2!

Here's the second of five play posters I'm illustrating for my thesis. This play is the Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde... One of my favorites!

First poster for thesis!

For my thesis this semester, i chose to illustrate a series of play posters, the first being My Fair Lady. I think it turned out pretty well but I'd love some feedback (as always!)

Illustration for Tennis Article

In my editorial class we each had to chose an article to illustrate (without full knowledge of what the article was about) for our first project. I thought it would be fun to chose one about tennis titled "Risque Business." So here's the final...definitely risque and a lot of fun to illustrate I might add.

Rethink Process: Part 3-the final illustration

Final illustration for grad show. Incase you guys didn't see the other parts of my process (where I explained what this illustration is all about), I had to illustrate a stat about my illustration class for a grad book Sheridan is putting out. My stat was that 93% of our graduating class likes drawing in 2D and 7% of us like drawing in 3D....but, I'm kind of enjoying both!