Das Auto

Center Caps for the MKII

So I decided to make some center cap graphics for some new wheels I have for my car. The top left design is just the typical VW logo, the top right one is the original KdW logo during the first World War, the bottom left is a trooper, of course, and the bottom right is the GTI Rabbit logo. I'm leaning towards wither the trooper for my geek factor or the KdW old school logo. I might end up doing both or all four since applying them isn't really a hassle. Your thoughts?

Shiny, flashy objects! Oh look at that over there...

So there are these bright and flashing things on web pages that are there to get your attention, but generally they tend to annoy you or distract you from what you were originally looking at... also they work as effective advertising media, whether you like them or not, they work. Here are some that I made and tried to be effective, but not annoying as well as a few other pieces I found when looking over some older folders.

Click on the banners to see animations, for some reason Blogger.com 

doesn't display the animated GIIFs for the banners

Animated logo for Web Site

CD cover for local band.
Watermark not on final.

Collage of the Atomic Age in my mind.

Some other projects I've done in the past.

Some old photos

These are some old photos that I took. I used to have a dark room and all the equipment for developing my own stuff, but sadly I no longer have it. Here are some photos shot with a Nikon F-body 35mm. Most of these are watermarked as I only have digital copies of these anymore.

The Xbox 360 needed something...

So I decided to add some decor to my old Xbox 360... before it RROD'd on me the last time. Anyhow, I made some stencils the Banksy made famous and tagged my Xbox. If you get bored, I highly recommend making your own 360 enhancements. Enjoy!

Spyrat!

 

Love the Bomb!

Playing Catch Up!

These are old pieces of art that I have found on my MySpace profile (remember when that was all the rage?) and are files that have been lost or destroyed over time. These are all done in Maya 3 and XSI ver.1 from my days in 3D design classes.