As you can see, there is a lot of blue in this vector. The circles overlapping reminded me of pulses or beats, so I chose to include some notes, which spread out. I also had fun turning the star shapes into flowers.
Developed in: Adobe Illustrator
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Sunday, 22 January 2012
Vectors
Boy, do I love blue gradients. They feel so cool and icy sometimes. I just felt the need to do something with blue in Adobe Illustrator, so I went right at it!
As you can see, there is a lot of blue in this vector. The circles overlapping reminded me of pulses or beats, so I chose to include some notes, which spread out. I also had fun turning the star shapes into flowers.
Developed in: Adobe Illustrator
As you can see, there is a lot of blue in this vector. The circles overlapping reminded me of pulses or beats, so I chose to include some notes, which spread out. I also had fun turning the star shapes into flowers.
Developed in: Adobe Illustrator
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
My new website is up!
After working on it for quite some time, I have my new design up! Check out sylpherius-graphics 2.0! I happily added textures into the background. It's much different from my first design, but it's aesthetically pleasing! I have the lightbox working perfectly now! Since I used the old version last time, I had a strange glitch. I fixed up nearly all the issues I had in my last design. Everything is much better now!
Come check it out!
www.sylpherius-graphics.ca
Come check it out!
www.sylpherius-graphics.ca
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Kirby from Clay
Kirby was made over the summer as a gift for a friend of mine in the U.S. It's too bad I don't have a nice glaze for the acrylic paint. The lines wouldn't be as noticeable, but hey, it's cute, right?
Anyway, I started off with some tin foil and some Super Sculpey. The little guy isn't really big. He just fits in my hand. I apologize for the first blurry picture.
This is the result of cooking him for about five minutes. Because there's a ball of tinfoil inside and just a small layer of clay on top I didn't want to over do it. In fact I think his feet were beginning to burn once I took him out, so all in all I was happy with my result.
Anyway, I started off with some tin foil and some Super Sculpey. The little guy isn't really big. He just fits in my hand. I apologize for the first blurry picture.
This is the result of cooking him for about five minutes. Because there's a ball of tinfoil inside and just a small layer of clay on top I didn't want to over do it. In fact I think his feet were beginning to burn once I took him out, so all in all I was happy with my result.
Sunday, 13 December 2009
Skate Deck Images
My initial sketch originally didn't fit as well on the skate deck. I was forced to shift the image a little so the wheels wouldn't cover the face of my creature and its prey.
This was the outcome (with bleed). I'm quite proud of it, actually. It has a spacey background along with the Snoctobunny's slime hovering in the air. The texture I used was from a rock (found over the internet while I searched for a tutorial). The planet was created with the help of a tutorial.
Developed in: Adobe Illustrator CS3
Come check out the development of this creature...in sculpey form!!
This was the outcome (with bleed). I'm quite proud of it, actually. It has a spacey background along with the Snoctobunny's slime hovering in the air. The texture I used was from a rock (found over the internet while I searched for a tutorial). The planet was created with the help of a tutorial.
Developed in: Adobe Illustrator CS3
Come check out the development of this creature...in sculpey form!!
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