Deconstruction Design (2nd Take)

Less organization.

Deconstruction Design

Using my name and birth-year in multiple ways.

I-Friday "Fast"

Speed is relative.

Typography face

Me using only type. The font I used was comic sans. The hair is just a group of parenthesis, and the nose is an upside down question mark. The rest is just "o's."

T-shirt design

Just an iron on t-shirt design I made for graphic design.

I-Friday "Frozen"

Yeah... no caption needed.

I-Friday "Flying"

Just a small comic for the Illustration Friday challenge.

I-Friday "Germs"

For this week's Illustration Friday, the word was germs. Unlike most people, I decided to do something different. This is supposed to be a baby changing station, which unfortunately has more germs than needed. It would figure that the place where you wouldn't want germs is where they're found.

Twenty f-R challenge

And in the same fashion of the arrow project, I made the same thing, but instead of 24 arrows I used 24 letter "R"s The first one is the RAW version, and the second one is when it was digitalized. In my opinion, one of the most convenient parts of the computer is the copy and paste, where you only need to make one shape when you need multiple similar shapes.

I-Friday Pattern

As I sat there thinking about what to do for Illustration Friday's challenge, I thought, "What has a pattern to it?" and then it came to me: tigers. It is a common pattern that they don't have the same pattern of stripes. Setting out to work I failed several times, until I got one full tiger, which was at least decent(because even though I like tigers, I can't draw them that good to save my life), scanned it, and got it digitalized. 'But why so many tigers lax?' you might ask. The reason being is that I needed to show pattern, so it would make sense to have at least more than one tiger.