Toasted Sheep

Wooooow Christina.  Way to neglect your blog for a full year.  New levels of, "Whoops, my bad" have been reached.
Anyway, here are some sheep in toasters.  A friend of mine is launching a game company called Toasted Sheep.  ET VOILA.  Poor little guy, he was fun to make.

More Dragon Age Tomfoolery

I've been watching the FIFA WWC at the gym for the last week (go USA!), and it really puts me in the mood for team graphics. I made a bunch of Dragon Age-related logo sketches a while ago, and I guess I never stuck them here.

You know what these need? A cleanup and some forced-perspective text.

Logo time, again.

This one'll serve as part of a sample project for camp training this weekend. The "business" is a fashion photography studio. As usual, I began complicated (35mm film) and ended simply (red&black).





It reproduces well small, which makes me a happy camper.

High Volumes is finished!

Final work for High Volumes. My favorite part was definitely drawing the caricatures for the host's info page.

More High Volumes

A revised set of logos for "High Volumes".

It's supposed to snow this weekend, so I'm excited about the prospect of making snowmen! Last time it snowed in Yorktown, rain came chasing right after the flurries and melted everything. I just want some snow before it becomes spring.

Oh logos.

A friend of mine just commissioned me to design a logo for her radio show in Boston, and I went kind of nuts on the prelim sheet.

The show is mainly about printed poetry, so she wanted a stack of books wearing headphones. I think I like #16 the best due to simplicity and symmetry.

It's "SA"...not "Essay".

My friend Lauren and I spent some time making stamps earlier this week. By "stamps" I really mean "a huge mess". We received a request to design a simple logo and create a stamp for the winter soiree held by Thomas Nelson Community College's Student Association. Naturally, we had to make some mistakes before getting it right; we made a stamp for "Essay" instead of "SA", so we ended up having to redo the whole thing...at least we got some practice in, right?
Really, though, we had a lot of fun. There are only photos of Lauren testing the stamps, but I promise that I did some work, too!