Showing posts with label Comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comic. Show all posts
31/10/2010
Aberdeen identity
Design I done as part of a participatory project on the identity of Aberdeen, by one of my design masters colleagues.
30/10/2010
T-Shirt design
I added the moto "why not?" to my webcomic. I created a T-Shirt and a little promotional campaign around my newly adopted moto.
Original idea:
Public design:
Creations around the public work:
Promotional flyers used to advertise my T-Shirt:
My webcomic
I have created my own stickman autobiographical webcomic. I designed the website and use to publish one comic a day. I have now slowed down, but am continuing to work on my webcomics. I edit the website constantly and will soon redesign the entire menu to add quite a few selections to come from my "other work" page. The website is mostly in html, but also includes php and css. Most of the website was hand-drawn like all the comics. This is a digital adaptation of a webcomic created in analogue format.
Link: http://www.stickmencomics.com
I have worked with a variety of different people, amongst which my most successful cyber-collaboration with the creator of The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Bob, the man in question, has posted my 100th webcomic on his website under "Stickmen Propaganda". I did make a spelling mistake on this comic, which is quite disastrous for someone who use to do copy editing.
The link to the comic on the website of The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is: http://www.venganza.org/2010/05/stickmen-propaganda/
Link: http://www.stickmencomics.com
I have worked with a variety of different people, amongst which my most successful cyber-collaboration with the creator of The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Bob, the man in question, has posted my 100th webcomic on his website under "Stickmen Propaganda". I did make a spelling mistake on this comic, which is quite disastrous for someone who use to do copy editing.
The link to the comic on the website of The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is: http://www.venganza.org/2010/05/stickmen-propaganda/
Ditigal comics
I kept on working on the digital comics and the mix of pictures and digitally drawn stickmen to create a simple comic book narration tool.
Digital comics
Here are comics I have made from pictures drawn over digitally in a mix of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. These are early attempts and exploration of possibilities.
Basic hand drawn/digital comic
The first comic in a series I called "Discussions with God". These are part of my first experimentations of analogue and digital mixed comics.
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