EXOSKELETON
This personal project began as an exploration of the line-only polygon style of illustration. I felt the almost-exact symmetry that an insect has lends itself particularly well to this style. Also, bugs are pretty rad-looking (… as long as they're not touching me). 2015
SAVE THE DATE
After experimenting with the style in the series above, I created this wedding announcement illustration for my brother and his fiancée. Both are native Texans, so I used native wildflowers for the garland in their wedding colors (of course). I chose to have my brother depicted in mostly angular, straight lines, while using curves for his fiancée. 2015
Save the date on textured paper.
Animated GIF to show the rounds that the flower shapes went through. Fun process.
MARE INTERNUM
A character from the completed sci-fi webcomic Mare Internum. To read more about the process and symbolism behind this animation, check out the writeup on my blog. 2018
DIA DE LOS MUERTOS
This series of sugar skull illustrations were created for a small charity art auction that I participated in on November 1st, 2014. I wanted to create three distinct designs. They have different ornamental assets and overall shapes, but still use the same primary colors color scheme. Pencil and ink. 5"x7"
Preliminary sketches for skull designs.
Dia De Los Muertos ornamentation research and practice.
PRIDE
Disney-inspired editorial illustration. Ink and watercolor. 2011
RARE EARTH DRAGON
Editorial illustration, regarding China's control of the majority of the world's rare earth minerals. Ink and watercolor. 2011
PARTRIDGE
Christmas card illustration. Ink and watercolor. 2011
