Moving forward

I think it's funny how people so politely ask why the cover is so plain and the interior is so bright. I always tell them that I wanted to create contrast between the exterior and interior while maintaining our corporate visual identity standards. That's when their eyes gloss over and they squeak out a little, "oh." I don't tell them that the book has no focus and that the title is just a title and doesn't really communicate what the interior holds so therefore I really had nothing to work with. Just made it up as I went along...

Bunny Hop to Hip Hop

This was a challenge, trying to combine hip hop and bunny hop since one is a genre and the other is a song/dance. It was an album cover, shrink wrapped and all authentic-looking. All conference materials were inside and there was an accompanying 2007 calendar that is displayed neatly in a jewel case.

Pretty pictures

I've done way too many illustrations at work since. Most are junk, but they are getting better. The most recent is the following identity theft one. It's an all right way to kill an afternoon.

The following one I can't take full credit for the original illustration, but I "enhanced" everything about it and updated a number of the elements. Click on it to fully experience the difference...