Graphic Art

Rebranded the Marvel Logo and created ad posters using the famous Spider-Man and infamous Carnage, adding some comic strip background overlays to give a more dynamic effect.

The second ad poster for the Marvel Rebrand Project but I brought in Thor, Loki, and Hela from the Thor series. Also I added comic strips from the Thor comics to give depth in the background.

The last ad poster with Iron Man and Ultron from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. All posters were made in Adobe Illustrator and creating vector images to bring more vibrant images. 

This Self-Portrait Project we had to redo a photo of us in a creative way. Through Photoshop I added some patterns and layers to give an overlay of the folklore Krampus over my existing photo.

This movie poster's art style was inspired by the whimsical *. Taken from Universal Pictures' "Krampus", this poster adds the different art style to a modern day film.

This book cover was to represent the artistic style of a certain time period if the book was published in that day in age. This time period was the 70s and the art style of "Cell" had to reflect that.

This project was created to publish a magazine that I, as an artist, came up with. Being a Marvel fanatic and a superhero fan, I created "Infinite"; a magazine dedicated to Super Hero topics and art.

My first project as a Graphic Designer, we were to create an ad for the EMP Museum of Music, Sci-fi, and Pop Culture. With the burn tool and vector lines, I was able to create a Xenomorph for the ad.

This poster is a close-up of a Predator's face from the movie "Predator", placing the EMP logo in the eye of the creature. Another representation of the Sci-fi aspect of the Museum.

This poster shows a velociraptor from "Jurassic Park 3", using vector lines and the burn tool from Photoshop to bring shadows and dimension to the creature.