I’ll be selling at the alumni sale with some of my friends today. If you’re in the Providence area, please do stop by and say hello. :)
I’m going to be selling the originals of the fairytale prints (starting at $30 and varying depending on print quality/difficulty)! There will also be a $1-$15 bin for other work.
The sale is located on Benefit Street between Waterman and George
Come to my senior show next Thursday! It will be a great time! Also, it’s the last of the Illustration shows~
Thursday, May 9th, 6-8pmISB Gallery
55 Canal Walk, Providence, RI
Please come to our senior show next week, it’ll be a real treat! :) Poster by yours truly and the talented Stephanie Vecellio (tumblr)
Some behind the scenes action on my blog here.
Earlier this year I was part of a group of RISD students who were commissioned to make portraits for the 2013 TedMed conference speakers. Here are the ones I made for David Agus and Sally Okun. Many thanks to Robert Brinkerhoff, Fred Lynch, and AD Alexander Isley for the wonderful opportunity!
You can see the process work here.
School has been a little hectic lately and I haven’t been able to post as often >_< But here are a couple of little exercises I did recently. I’m trying to practice drawing environments (especially interiors) in different lighting situations.
I’m an illustration senior at the Rhode Island School of Design. :)
Illustration for Luadcris - Word of Mouf.
Hadephobia - the fear of hell. I referenced a lot of old medieval depictions of demons and monsters and found them really amusing.
A poster design for Inglourious Basterds done for class.
Some more stuff I made for my 3D class! This time we had to make modular parts for an architectural form and then import them into Unity. It was really fun exploring inside the house I made! 3D stuff has been a lot more enjoyable than I feared (well, mostly enjoyable haha) I thought I was being an overachiever by adding lights and a skybox but then I saw the buildings the juniors were making and I felt like the old, no-energy senior that I am haha. We will be tackling Zbrush next which already seems confusing…
Based very, very losely on the beautiful Tomb of Humayan in New Delhi.
“Celebration”
