Ingradient Art

Riley had the cutest bum. He had a little piggy tail that coiled around. I miss him every day.

The purple guy needed a friend so I created this red lady. Neither of them has an actual name. It'd be cool if they could end up in some post apocalyptic steampunk game or animation. However, writing actual stories isn't my forte. I'm working on it though.

Here's another study on walk cycles. This one works out a lot better than the purple guy's walk cycle.

This is a walk cycle that I created for GameSalad. It's made up of separate .PNGs that animates of this purple guy walking.

The long dog was Riley's favorite toy. He used to suckle it like a baby's bottle. I love this illustration so much, we had it printed on a few mugs.

This is the beginning of a female body mesh. It's low poly, so it's perfect for video games. Someday I'll help create a video game. I have to brush up on my 3d skills.

This butterfly was created in Photoshop.

We're back to 3d content once again. This one is of Riley. It's the beginning of a mesh created in Blender. He's doing one of his bored faces. Sometimes he looks like an ogre when he's bored.

Riley was our Boston terrier. He was such a good boy and he got along with everyone he met. He loved going on long hikes through the woods and his long dog toy. He had the most expressive face I've ever seen in a dog. We miss him every day.

This one is pretty straightforward. It's a vector graphic of a hand, in the process of doing a snap. I forget why I created this to begin with.

A logo idea for a physical therapy group.

Here's an example of my photo restoration skills. This portrait is of my Lola (grandmother or generational sign of respect) Lilia. She raised me from when I was 1-7 years old in the Philippines. She was a tough love kind of lady. I used to constantly “run away” across the street, to her sister's house. Still, I was definitely a Lola's girl and I miss her dearly.

“E” is for Earth. This was originally supposed to be part of a word/logo. However, it was starting to get too complicated for that purpose. I liked how it came it out anyways so I kept it.

This was one of my first attempts at graphic design after a long break from creativity after college. It's not one my best works, but taking that first step was the first hurdle that I really needed to get over.

This is the last self portrait for a while. I promise. In this drawing, I'm showing off my dimples. They tend to show up better when I make a funny face.

Here's another self portrait drawn with a pencil. This shows my resting face. I wore a hoodie to frame my face.

This self portrait was done in pencil with a little bit of conte to finish it off. In this drawing, I'm showing off my pearly whites. It doesn't seem to really convince anyone though.

This is a portrait of a girl. It's me! I was working at Lindt Chocolate Factory at the time. There was a massive mirror behind me so it was perfect for drawing whenever the store was empty.