So, I haven't posted in a while . . . I've been distracted by the internet.
It's a pretty big place with lots of cool things.
Here are some of the sites I've been browsing lately.
All of these are great for inspiration and tutorials.
1. PSD TUTS:
This site is awesome, it assumes that we're all stupid and don't know anything about Photohop, (which is true) so the step-by-step instructions are really clear.
www.psdtuts.com
2. abduzeedo:
Great designs, great ideas, and cool site layout.
www.abduzeedo.com
3. tutorial9:
Most of the tutorials are pretty easy and fast but the results look great.
(so you have more time to be lazy)
www.tutorial9.net
4. Tutorial Blog:
The site layout is not as cool as the other ones, but the content is pretty good.
www.tutorialblog.org
5. bitbox:
Sweet, sweet photoshop and illustrator hints and tips, free textures, brushes, and fonts.
ROCK ON
www.bittbox.com
Now go forth and waste more time on the world wide interweb!
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Monday, May 26, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Crackheads on CNBC
CNBC's show, The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch featured Crackheads Candy yesterday.
Also, on the website (http://www.cnbc.com/id/15838512), you can see the new package design along with other information about the candy.
Don't forget to vote if you think Crackheads are a million dollar idea!
Here's a screen grab of the web page, I'll try to track down one of the actual show.
Also, on the website (http://www.cnbc.com/id/15838512), you can see the new package design along with other information about the candy.
Don't forget to vote if you think Crackheads are a million dollar idea!
Here's a screen grab of the web page, I'll try to track down one of the actual show.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
What I've been working on lately...
Monday, March 31, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
Recent Illustrations


Here's the latest batch . . . they are illustrations for a magazine article.
there are two more illustrations for this project,
They will be up soon.
The article is about lax fire safety policies at Nuclear Power Plants;
and how the industry relies on manual shut down procedures instead of auto shut off
mechanisms in the event of fires.
Monday, February 18, 2008
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