So here's an interesting assignment from photography. We started working on field of depth in class and was asked to take pictures of three things and set each object in focus. The first picture focuses on the object in the front:



The second picture focuses on the second object:



The third image focuses on the third object:



The last image has everything in focus:

TEL Photo Tour Guide

So we had to do a TEL Photo Tour Guide For Visser's class. The building has alot of shapes and different designs and I got caught up taking shots of these shapes I saw instead of the actual tour, but I still managed to pull 12 tour guide like photos from it and here they are (The photos are the ones marked with TEL Photo):
TEL Photo Tour Guide

Hiya, Ninja Son!

So we were assigned a fun little project from Joe, my DMA teacher. He told us to get a sketch and illustrate it. Voila, here is what I got.

WIP:

Credits goes out to Steven Sanchez for the awesome sketch.

Morlock Adventure: Ninja!

So we had an assignment where we had to go downtown, explore and find some odd objects for our teacher, Andrew Tedford. Here they are:

Me waking up in the morning:

Yawning before I go to sleep at night.

The rest of the photos are up on photobucket:
Morlock Adventure

The Paper Zoo.

 This is my paper zoo project. For this project, I was required to take 6 different paintings of different bio areas and provide 2 sketches of animals that live in each bio area. The required animals are the squid, buffalo, penguin, desert tortoise, bush baby and the lion. The others were chosen by me. Here are my results:

I chose to do the starfish because I love how it looks like a harmless animal but it's a vicious hunter.

I chose the antelope because I love quick animals and antelope are real quick

Nothing says the desert more than a camel and that's the reason why I chose this as my second animal.

I chose the walrus because as a child I loved pokemon and it gave me a chance to draw Dewgong.

I chose to draw the rainforest frog because I love how bright and small they are. And like the antelope, they are quick.

I chose to draw the rhino because I wanted to draw something somewhat difficult, plus nothing says savannah more than a rhino and a lion.

Black Magic!

So I finished my Orlando Magic logo, but I felt that it looked a lot better like this. Presenting Black Magic.

Little Red Riding Hood

DMA 179 - Sketching for Communications.

So here's my version of Little Red Riding Hood. Enjoy.

Rabbit, Rabbit

So we were asked to draw a rabbit in class today and I decided on adding a cartoony touch to it.