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26Feb/100

Upper90 Lacrosse New Design

Upper90 Lacrosse is an organization that helps kids practice playing lacrosse. There are many leagues, camps, clinics and lessons that will help kids develop skills for the next level. Paul Rabil is featured as a coach and teacher for this program. This is the new design that I made for them and will continue to update regularly:

New Design Launch Date: February 15, 2010
Original Launch Date: August 25, 2008

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26Feb/100

Music Is Life Magazine Website

Music Is Life (MIL) Magazine is a urban lifestyle Magazine based in Washington, DC. It features local DMV artists, models, DJs, producers and writers. Here is the website that I designed and will continue to maintain for each monthly issue:

Launch Date: January 20, 2010

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26Feb/101

Donald Duck Toilet Seat

I am a big fan of Donald Duck, so when I moved into my apartment for school, I decided to paint the toilet seat cover. Take a look:

Date: September 20, 2009
Medium: Acrylic on Plastic with Clear Gloss

Tagged as: 2D, Drawing, Painting 1 Comment

26Feb/100

2D Process: Systematic Self Portrait

Assignment: Use the "Chuck Close Method" to create a self-portrait drawing/painting that combines representational and abstract elements. We were to develop a system of color, design, and mark making that reinterprets the self-portrait image through abstraction as well as continue to explore color interaction and the principles of organization.

Date: December 15, 2009
Size: 8" x 12"
Medium Acrylic on Bristol Board

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26Feb/100

2D Process: Color Abstractions

Assignment: Create one (1) monochrome square design using only black and white, one (1) low key color scheme square design (dark colors), one (1) high key color scheme square design (light colors), one (1) full contrast color scheme square design (light and dark), and one (1) "freestyle" square design (any color scheme). Here are my five (5) squares: