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These images was created for the Aardvark
DesignWorks main page.
Everything except the "Aardvark" (which was created with a raytracer) was done in Photoshop 3. |
| Done in Photoshop 4, the trees are actually images of bonsais, which were cut from their backgrounds and burned into the sunset. |  |
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This image was created for the WGCC Radio
Station.
The floor was a checkered background pattern that was perspectivized. I used Alien Skin to create the bevels on the words, which were then vertically flipped and screened onto the floor, creating the cool mirrored effect. Lighting effects were added to the image to create the spotlight effect. |
| For this image, I found a parchment-like
background which I then spraypainted around to give a burnt effect.
The lettering was blurred and also spraypainted, and then another layer of lettering was placed atop it to give it more definition. (Photoshop 3 did not have the Color Burn option). The red part of the rose was selected and desaturated, and then an Alien Skin drop shadow was used. |
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A proposed logo design for Aardvark DesignWorks. The eye was a photo that I printed out, sketched by hand, and merged 50/50 with the photo. It was then tinted, and lettering was added. |
| This was the first logo I made for a company.
The diamond was created with lines, and then reverse-embossed into the
background.
The lettering was embossed and then covered with a yellow layer to create the gold effect, and then lighting effects were used. |
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The logo to an old graphics page. The basic eye was created with POV-Ray, and then the images of a motherboard, camera shutter, and lightning were overlayed. The motherboard image was also overlayed on the lettering. |
| The main logo to an old page of mine.
A celtic pattern was merged with the stone background and beveled.
The letters were curved, colored gold, and inner beveled. |
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