Illustrations

A local farm was looking for signage that depicted the kind of grass fed cattle they have which are White Park. They have distinct markings: white except for their nose, ears, and around their hooves. Although they did not go with this logo, I still enjoyed creating it.

A dad loves his kids and their school mascot. A dad loves his old fashioneds. Dad asks for some artwork where said mascot was drinking an old fashioned. Tada!

I worked with Fox Valley Flock organizer to design a logo. We were able to use the original logo of the Flock, Fans of Madison’s Forward soccer team, as long as it was not the main focus of the design.

Being apart of the 2016 Holiday Parade Committee was such a great time, I decided to volunteer again. This year’s theme was “Charlie Brown Christmas”. I referred to Charles Schulz’s Peanuts and drew the characters, backdrops, and a banner for the float. The float won the Chancellor’s Award.

After the parade some materials are saved, but most art pieces are not. I was able to salvage them and put them up in my parent's yard.

These 22 Xtreme Birds were all created from the grid on the bottom of this image. These birds are all real species of different birds.  Penguin, Goldfinch, Blue-footed Booby, and Flamingo are just a few.

Big Fat Designs created  the identity for Children’s Museum of Marathon County (CMOMC) and when they were looking to update their website. We came up with a Rube Goldberg machine concept. I was in charge of creating the ocean bottom scene. I illustrated and coded the images into my part of the timetable. I also
animated them to parallax while scrolling. Go to http://cmomc.bigfatdev.com to view it live.

Being apart of the 2016 Holiday Parade Committee was a great way to meet new people and I had a fun time with the experience. The theme of the parade was “Happy Who-lidays!” With that information, Dr. Suess books for references, paper and pen, I volunteered to create the banner for our float.

Workers at the campus coffee shop, Basement Brewhaus, decided they wanted to have a fun shirt. The tamp is a tool they use to press the espresso down when making lattes, cappuccinos, americanos, etc. Art is stylized to emulate the texture of coffee grounds.

Basement Brewhaus has a drink specials board that changes every semester. Since a new semester was approaching, a coworker and I came up with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme, drink names, and flavors. These illustrations were done in order to advertise the specials. Turtle power not included.

UW-Stevens Point Dance Program students were looking for a graphic for their Afterimages production in the fall of 2013. I worked with them and asked for some descriptive words to describe what Afterimages is to them. Some words I used to help me develop the image were full movement, flow, raw, and modern/forward.