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Apex
This is the
first digital project I ever attempted in design school. It was
a pretty easy task, to create a complete picture using seperate
images. Okay, the lens flare is really cheesy, but, come on, it
was my first time.
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Self
Portrait
That handsome
devil is me. This is another of my first projects, meant to teach
me how to use gradient meshes to make realistic looking images.
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Bio
Med Logo
For our exam
project in design school, our task was to create a corporate image
package (logo, business card, website) for a company. This piece
is the logo I designed for Bio Med, a company that manages bio medical
research projects.
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MacBeth
Poster
Featured here
is a promotional poster for a fictitious production of MacBeth.
The goal of this project was to create a poster in Illustrator using
little more than text. A valuable lesson to be learned, sometimes
you have to create eye-catching graphics for a low printing budget.
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TB
Productions Logo
Featured here
is a version of my TB Productions logo. I created this logo to go
with my Flash website. My Flash portfolio has a distinctive cartoony
feel, so I wanted a logo which was equally as animated looking.
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Hammy
the Gangsta'
This is my buddy
Hisham, from Kingston. I was learning to use Photoshop's ability
to adjust an images hue/saturation. So I used it to make Hammy's
guns look real, to give the photo an "old-fashioned" look,
and to make a couple of other improvements.
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'Run
to the Hills' Movie Poster
I think one
of the chief reasons people start playing around with Photoshop
is because they want to have a little fun. Here is an example of
me having fun with Photoshop. My friend Hisham, my brother, Thomas,
and myself star in this blockbuster hollywood production called
"Run to the Hills." Not coming to a theatre near you.
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