An exemplification of my proficiency in typography and aesthetic building. Each glyph maintains its own originality, unique from one another while all still working together to create a singular essence.
Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, 2025
Using web settings and an RGB scheme, I created a study in Brutalist stylings.
A deep dive into the Rubber-Hose animation style of the early twentieth century brought inspiration for this illustration. The exaggerated anatomy and flat shading were far out of bounds from my normal style, but in all, I really enjoyed experimenting with a different art style than my own!
Adobe Illustrator, 2025
Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop, 2026
Adobe Illustrator, 2026
A graphic I made in poster style, experimenting with color tones, overlaying textures, and unconventional brushes.
Combining real fifteenth-century history with contemporary tabloid-style news coverage, this fictitious magazine issue showcases strong storytelling techniques. But I'm also proud of the accuracy in the parody of it all. The bright colors, bold shapes, and sans serif fonts all work together in mimicking any real tabloid magazine you may see at a gas station or drugstore.
Digital Sketchbook, 2024
This piece acted as an educational study in texture, composition, and shadows and how they all mixed together. It was a fun project to work on, always finding more space for details I could add and fine tune.
Melding my passion for astronomy into my creative process inspires pieces such as this one, Jupiter, The Great Red Spot. Pulling inspiration from old films such as Flight to Mars and Creature from the Black Lagoon This earlier poster from 2023 showcases my dilettantish comprehension of style recognition and replication in parody.
Adobe Illustrator, 2023