Mock-ups I designed for the “Homefront” PC menu interface.

Digital Photoshop portrait illustration of Comedy Central pundit Stephen Colbert of “The Colbert Report” as American President George Washington.

Illustrations drawn in Photoshop.

More isometric technical drawings built from schematic plan / profiles.

In the interest of science, I wondered “What would Snooki — break-out star of MTV’s Jersey Shore — look like with human skin?”

Humanity, I give you the answer.

There are a lot of incarnations of the Toronto Subway typeface floating around out there; some are alright but most are  downright awful. I figured it wasn’t worth throwing my hat into the ring without adding some kind of “innovation,” so I created this rounded-serif version.

Toyota.ca is one of the top websites in Canada (okay, #943 according to Alexa, but when you work there you’d swear it was more like #630). The site is updated quarterly, so in most cases these stills are all that’s left of the pages I worked on.

For the keen-eyed, the main slide above shows French content that’s been dropped into an English template (for mock-up purposes).

This is an isometric technical drawing of a CF-104 Starfighter I drew in Adobe Illustrator, working from some rough blueprints I managed to locate online. Growing up we had the cockpit for one of these things in our garage, and occasionally I’d climb inside and dogfight imaginary migs or, if the garage door was open, the family caravan. To my dad’s chagrin those memories, and this illustration, are probably the extent of my interest in aviation.

Also, because this vehicle is tubular rather than box-shaped, lining up the projections was a lot harder than I’d anticipated. Instead of working up from a base, I created the forms radiating outwards from a centre line, like a lathe — this is a common concept in 3D modelling, but it took a while to figure out in 2D Illustrator.