For this project I had to take a piece of a photograph, and make a pattern with it. I found a photo of a tiger on the internet, then I used the tiger’s face to make a pattern. Then I inverted the image to make a checker-board pattern.

This was the final assignment for the class. The professor assigned a story to read and then make two versions of a cover for it. For the first version, I made a cover with an illustration and for the second version, I made a more simple design.

For this project I had to take images out of the image file provided by the Professor, and use them to illustrate lyrics from a song. I used some of the provided images, I used the zoom and cropping tools on them. Then I added color.

For this project I had to take a picture of a product and make two types of advertisements for it: one that targets an adult audience and one that targets a younger audience. For the adult version, I used a black & white background and type. For the younger audience version, I used colors and re-shaped the text.

For the second project, the assignment was to create print ads to inform people of the team Nets moving from New Jersey to Brooklyn, NY. I came up with the idea to put a basketball court in three major landmarks around Coney Island in Brooklyn.

For this project the class had to create three different billboards for Preparation H and one promotional object. For the billboards I created three similar designs with three different headlines relating to traffic and the product itself. For the promo, I decided to create a fictitious automobile that would advertise the product and it would be illustrated on a bumper sticker.

This was the first assignment for this class. The class had to create their submissions to the One Show college competition. The subject was Global Warming. I decided to create simple designs with a powerful message.

This was an assignment where the class had to a poster that would cover the side of a building where the event would take place. The name of the event was “Designers Who Illustrate.”