elliot O

2008-07-19T12:36:00.001-07:00

This is my concept I did for Scion and entered in their floorplan competition in the fall of 2006. It won 3rd place in that competition. I am surprised that they even let it it since i broke most of the entry rules about size, and construction.

The idea basically was inspired by cyber punk. The brief stated that there needed to be at least two areas one for the show room and one for the sales associate to sit and meet with customers. there also had to be a wheel display, and customization kiosk.

here is what scion had to say about it,

"In third place, Elliot Ortiz beat out thousands of entrants with his Cyber Punk design. The ultra contemporary space is an ode to futurism with glowing fixtures and sleek metalwork. A product design student at San Francisco Academy of Art University, Ortiz imagined a high-tech power station that includes a virtual teleporter and a glowing helix that holds rims. In true Scion spirit, design stations allow customers to customize in a low-pressure environment, with the creations published randomly overhead on large flat screens for all to see."

main show room with vehical and rims display

general layout

discovery kiosk where people can play with scion options

sales area is located behind the show room and seperated by partitions

2008-07-05T14:30:00.000-07:00

Here is the final output from my summer 2006 Portfolio Enhancements Project "Cargo". The model was done in Alias and the rendering in Image studio.

The idea behind the Cargo concept is to design a vehicle that maintains scooter urban transport advantages while noticeably increasing cargo capacity. As well as be able to adapt to specific specialized solutions and appeal to urban delivery services.

Cargo is unique in several ways, technologically it incorporates a drive by wire tank style steering system to further increase pay load capacity, and is currently the only scooter design that addresses this need. Cargo also demonstrates a divergence from the norm with an attractive new hybrid form factor yet still embodies the traditional scooter lines and vibe.

Cargo is a very conceptual blue sky project that is meant to get people thinking outside the standard vehicle form factors, in an attempt to create new vehicles that address niche needs.

Loaded up

As you can see from the side Cargo has a brand new form factor.

Blinker/ bunji attachment details

Controls and speedo

Cargo would make an excellent promotional vehicle as well

DHL delivery version for rapid urban deliveries

Large laundry load (I can honestly say I have used my moped and a huge bag to take laundry to the laundromat on more than one occasion)

Pizza!!

2008-07-01T11:06:00.000-07:00

After the initial direction was selected, I concetrated on the details of the surfaces and form.

Some key attributes I wanted the scooter to have where, smooth surfaces, a "bonnet" or hood that was uninterrupted by the controls. One of the main goals during this phase was to create a fluid curvy body based around a square, without making the square hole look out of place.

2008-07-01T10:40:00.000-07:00

The initial exploratory sketching phase:
(click to enlarge)

Ultimately the square shaped design was chosen, since it embodied traditional scooter lines provided excellent cargo capacity, and gave the scooter a fresh new look. The squareness of the hole attracts object to fill it.

2008-07-01T09:38:00.000-07:00

My Cargo scooter concept has been published on Tuvie.com!

This project was done during the summer of 2006, in my Portfolio Enhancement Class. The brief allowed the design of anything, and since I had just returned from Italy scooters had made a big impression on me, as the most efficient form of personal urban transport.

The advantages of scooters:

Traffic immunity

Easy to operate

Can park anywhere

Fast enough to survive higher speed urban traffic

Inexpensive

Minimal license requirements

Good on gas

Disadvantage:

No trunk space.

The Plan:

The idea is to design a vehicle that maintains scooter advantages while noticeably increasing cargo capacity.

As well as appeal to urban delivery services, and for promotional uses.

2008-06-21T16:05:00.000-07:00

Here are several images of my Nintendo Dragon concept I did in 2006, I never posted the out come of the project so here it is:

comes in an array of colors btw:

3D modle done in Alias and rendered in Image studio

Here is picture of the Actual scale model I made from foam, the speakers actually work

This Image board represents the playfulness and inspiration behind Dragon

Long time no post

2008-06-21T15:26:00.000-07:00

I am going to be re updating my blogspot regularly again with work and tidbits here and there. Here are some pictures that can hardly begin to sum up what I have been doing instead: (with captions)

view from my new SF apartment with Bella

Most Epic New Years EVER!

Flock Yeah! LA

"It's imposable to be unhappy in a poncho," the boosh is loose

Creatures of the loin

Red fender gang

Our new dooog sawyer, he's100% rat terrier

BELLA!!!!

a very useful trick, sumed up on a single A4

2006-04-18T00:06:00.000-07:00

Actually an older sketch but I have just run into it recently, I call her the Pink Succumbus

2006-04-02T16:17:00.000-07:00

Here is My Product 3 Semester Project The All New Nintendo Dragon System

It is a Digital Media Hub (read on to my 1st post about this project to find out what a Digital watchamacallit is)

One particular color and graphic pattern I really like, also a view of what the entire system looks like together

2006-04-02T16:08:00.000-07:00

Several color studies for the final direction

2006-04-02T16:07:00.000-07:00

The remote used Nintendos new motion tracking ability, literaly just point and click on the screen. I have also included a bonus feature for game developers and creative minds. Hold the remote like a spray can and one can "spray" on thier TV screen like spray paint.

2006-04-02T16:05:00.000-07:00

The remote has many functions. It can be held and used in several ways

2006-04-02T16:03:00.000-07:00

The speakers are wireless however, they must be charged from time to time

2006-04-02T16:02:00.000-07:00

Secondary function is emotion. This can be turned on or off, while on the hub acts like a pet and must be taken care of to insure proper functionality

2006-04-02T15:59:00.001-07:00

Primary Functions of the Media Hub It is very Similar to a computer

2006-04-02T15:59:00.000-07:00

Orthographics of the Final design some revisions are still being made

2006-04-02T15:57:00.000-07:00

Exploded view of the Dragon System Media Hub

2006-04-02T15:56:00.000-07:00

Styling studies of my final direction Dragon System

2006-04-02T15:50:00.000-07:00

Sketches of a second direction named Aliem System

2006-04-02T15:46:00.000-07:00

Here is the project I am working on right now, Its is a Digital Media Hub for Nintendo. I have pretty much finalized my design and am about to start on the model making process. This 1st image is a maping of what exactly a digital media hub does. Basically It links to all ones electronic devices and acts as a home server, wireless router, Tivo, entertainment center, Nintendo System, etc. (the green thing in the middle is my design ;)

2006-02-23T16:53:00.000-08:00

A redesign of the same drill this time i choose a looser style on the orthographic view

2006-02-23T16:52:00.000-08:00

A profile rendering of a hand drill, marker and prismacolor pencil on copy paper.

2006-01-21T06:02:00.000-08:00

Ok this is not my work but some of the stuff I think is amazing. Ryan Church created this in an entirly digital medium.

2005-12-18T20:24:00.000-08:00

another chopper sketched entirely on the computer using painter and photoshop I still like traditional media better at this point but computer sketching has many advantages ex. undo button ;)

2005-12-17T21:16:00.000-08:00

2 min sketch of a chopper

2005-12-17T21:15:00.000-08:00

Half of the final presentation board showing the final designs and functions of the RIPCORD Snow Tube Linking System. The Final design is basically a cheap way for kids to link there tube sleds together. Becuase of the strap system the clips can link to anything that they will fit around such as handles of other sleds. They can be linked in many arrangements as well. The linking system acts similar to a carrabeiner so the possablities are endless.

2005-12-17T21:12:00.001-08:00

And Finally the 3D Model built in Rhino and rendered in Flamingo.

2005-12-17T21:12:00.000-08:00

Clip top view with dimentions done in Rhino.

2005-12-17T21:10:00.000-08:00

More refined color study done using photoshop

2005-12-17T21:09:00.000-08:00

Color study A for tube graphics. done with markers and traditional media.

2005-12-17T21:08:00.000-08:00

Early function page that layed out how the clip worked. A pin holds the whole assembly together, when it is pulled out the hindge point is broken and the clip opens as it falles away. To not loes any peices the whole thing is straped together.

2005-12-17T21:05:00.001-08:00

anothersketch working out the connection point of the tubes. The sketch is done in pensil then scanned and value was added in photoshop.

2005-12-17T21:05:00.000-08:00

The concept sketch that lead tot he final project in Product Design 2. The tubes are triangularly shaped and connected at the tips.

2005-11-08T00:17:00.000-08:00

I call this a wiggle car, inspired by automotive design sketches.

2005-10-26T23:21:00.000-07:00

Detail shot of the lens structure on the Polaroid camera.

2005-10-26T23:20:00.000-07:00

Polaroid camera built in Rhino and Rendered in Flamingo. This was the object I choose to build for my Intro to 3D midterm assignment. It took several 3 to 4 hour sessions to complete and I am pleased with the results.

2005-10-11T17:57:00.000-07:00

Here is my presentation board for the Sony Scratch. It printed out at about 4 x 5.5 feet.

2005-10-11T17:55:00.000-07:00

The Renshape looks-like model of the Scratch mp3 player.

2005-10-10T22:46:00.000-07:00

Another sketch of the MP3 project showing the back side detail. I will have my entire presentation up soon.

2005-10-10T22:39:00.000-07:00

A sketch from my 5 week long MP3 project. The idea is a handheld "DJ-ing" device. If you could imagine a sound orientated video game this would be it. It has two circular control pads a center slider control and two triggers. The triggers change the function of the control pads from track scrolling to rotery dial. The idea is rather than only involve the gamer in hand eye cordination to also involve them in hand ear cordination as well. This is one of over 50 sketches done in the development of this concept however, I feel it does show the general form factor and human scale quite well.

2005-10-10T22:09:00.000-07:00

3D Rendered Hammer with nails done in Rhino.

2005-10-03T23:51:00.000-07:00

I actually rendered this while flying from NY to SF, and of coarse then took it into Photoshop to pump up some contrast and ad focus blur.

2005-09-27T23:48:00.000-07:00

Another 3D Rhino assignment. I used Rhino to build the duck, Flamingo to creat the environment and render the materials, and finally photoshop to create focus blur and bump up the contrast some.

2005-09-25T20:27:00.000-07:00

Some sort of 10 winged speedy airship. I imported my original sketch into Photoshop and Corel Painter then added the background and blur effect. Another side sketch done in my spare time.

2005-09-23T02:41:00.000-07:00

my 1st 3d rendered object. Built in Rhino and rendered in Flamingo.

2005-09-19T23:46:00.000-07:00

This is The IDS Paint Demon, not only is he a hooded cyborg but he also sports an airbrush/ paint gun combo on his left arm. With a back pack air compressor and nerves of steel nothing will stand in his way. (This is what I like to draw in between sketches of MP3 players)

2005-08-04T02:23:00.000-07:00

Panels done in maker for DD3. An attempt at a "hello kitty" car sterio design.

2005-08-04T02:21:00.000-07:00

Orchid and Bee DD3: The assignment was chorme mechanical animals but I thought an orchid would be interesting.

2005-08-04T02:19:00.000-07:00

Spy Chameleon DD3

2005-08-04T02:17:00.000-07:00

Giant beetle DD3. Note The lightened lower horn and multi jointed legs.

2005-08-04T02:15:00.000-07:00

Angler Fish DD3

2005-07-28T21:44:00.000-07:00

Design Drawing 3 Assignment: chrome animals or "mechs". This is my second attempt. I think it came out well. Not sure how he is gonna blend in being that shiney lol. I have to do at least four more and I'm sure I'll post another or two.

2005-07-22T20:45:00.000-07:00

Another DD3 chrome ship. I got the insperation for this one by looking at the wing tips of a pigeon. That said, I think it looks quite a bit cooler than a gray bird.

2005-07-21T23:14:00.000-07:00

Bat-like star ship done for DD3. You can tell i'm enjoying these assignments.

2005-07-21T22:58:00.000-07:00

Some more Design Drawing 3 work. A marker exercise demonstrating chrome. I used 2 AD markers for the blues anf finished it off with some red eyes and nue pastel chalk.

2005-07-14T23:55:00.000-07:00

An in class exercise done in Design Drawing 3. Here we are comming up with products and choosing a sutable layout to show them to there full potential. Aspects such as contrast, readablity, composition, and cool factor all come into play here. The largest sketch should read 1st and have the most impact on the page. This should initially capture the viewers eye and bring them into the compostion. To support the "hero shot" are details and secondary sketches. These serve to better show off the product and its features. A large branding logo is alo incorperated but sketched lightly as to not distract from the product. One will also notice how the dark background links all the images together on the page and the boarders keep the sketch contained. This exercise took about 40 min to complete using Prismacolor pencils and a dark blue Copic brand marker.

2005-07-14T23:41:00.000-07:00

A homework assignment for Design Drawing 3. The assignment was 2 cubes per page. The cubes had to include parting lines, buttons/ controls, LCD/ displays, through holes, etc. Were also had to sketch a range of different materials on the volumes. Here is one page I sketched with a wooden/ brushed aluminum volume next to a matte one. The chrome detail on the smaller box next to the display really makes this composition pop from the page.

2005-05-23T19:58:00.000-07:00

This is my Product 1 final presentation and the result of my 1st 2 years of industrial design. I have finally completed my 1st actual product design course combining skills of modelmaking, sketching & rendering, as well as computer graphic design/ layout backed by lots of research. The assignment was camping gear. Behold the Gerber LiteWave knife. This light titanium core knife is designed and targeted for the young active climber/hiker. This knife was designed to deliver just the right amount of functionality to its target market. 1st and foremost it is a knife, featuring a partially serrated steel tanto style blade with assisted opening action made available using a torsion spring and lock bearing. It's secondary functions include an L.E.D. with 4 distinctly different light patterns (low, high, blink, and SOS), A Phillips head screwdriver, a flat head screwdriver, and a fold away large hook for carabineer use. The knife comes in black and 4 different secondary colors (blue, red, green, and yellow) as well as left and right handed versions. Sporty looks and great ergonomics make the LiteWave knife inviting to have in the hand and comfortable. The strength and styling of the tanto blade in contrast keeps the LiteWave knife from losing its feeling of a powerful tool.

For my 1st actual full on product presentation I think it went quite well. My presentation boards were very large and easy to read. I used risers to help my presentation pop off the background even more. The table the model is sitting on is just a spray-painted piece of foam core with paper backing (looks like steel or something). I made the model from Renshape (synthetic wood), laser cut acrylic blade/tools, and a lot of bondo. The L.E.D. actually does work when you press it down and is quite bright. And yes that is track lighting on the ceiling. And no I didn't whittle the stick with the knife model. In terms of presentation mine really stood out from the crowd, as for the product would you buy one?

2005-05-23T19:54:00.000-07:00

Here is a better view of the LiteWave knife model.

2005-05-23T17:07:00.000-07:00

Here is K-bot (named after the K'nex toy used to build the body). I built this robot on my spare time this semester. The schematic is based on the "herbie" robot from the "junkbots" book. It is a line following/ light-seeking (phototropic) robot. It is powered by a 9v battery and driven by 2 clear servo motors modified to spin continuously. Since this robot was built with k'nex the light sensor arms can be places on may different positions including reversed and aimed downwards so that it can follow black lines on white paper. When the touch sensors on the front are activated the robot travels backwards for a short period of time then forward again via a relay and capacitor. Out of coincidence I was able to participate again in the Design problem solving classes final assignment, a line following robot that can navigate a maze collect balls and avoid mousetraps. With some slight tinkering I was able to get K-bot running excellently through the maze. He wasnt the fastest but he managed to collect the most magnetic balls (4) and still have a respectable time. Unlike most of the other robots K-bot had touch sensors and was configurable to run as a phototropic robot as well. It's really neat little bot.

2005-05-23T16:54:00.000-07:00

These goggles are the result of 3 weeks hard work on the most ambitious model I have ever built. They were created for the final assignment in modelmaking 2, eyewear from scratch. You might remember this design from my Design Drawing 2 final posts. It is almost identical to those drawings done last year. The concept is the same as well. Extreme goggles for extreme mountain climbing situations. The high points of these goggles are that they not only look like the concept but with 3 brass tubing hinges they also work like the concept. As you can see the initial front lenses fold out and away for quick emergency clear vision. The only things sourced on this model are the strap and logo. The goggles themselves are made of Renshape (synthetic wood material), the top vents are lazercut pieces of acrylic, the goggle backing is vacuum molded styrene, the liner is a cut piece of Neoprene (wet suit material), and the lenses are clear styrene laboriously cut and sanded to fit into small grooves in the goggle frame. You can't see it in the pictures but the strap actually says UVEX as well adding to the very realistic look of the model. Overall I am very pleased with the outcome.

2005-03-25T10:56:00.000-08:00

This was a project done for a Visualization of Music class I am taking as an elective. It looks like a bag pipe but is technically a bag whistle (bag pipes have reeds this uses several penny whistles to replicate the sound). It is made from a boxed wine bag, clear tubing, PVC piping, a hukka hose, and alot of bondo. I decorated it with plaid fabric and silver spray paint. It doesn't sound all to great due to the bag being a little small (not to mention my lack of any bagpiping skills) but I've been able to get a nice note or two ;)

2005-03-22T19:46:00.000-08:00

This is my Modelmaking 2 midterm project. It's a small model with 3 interlocking parts. To create these I first had to make 3 seperate silicon molds one for each peice. The peices were 1st sculpted in Renshape (synthetic woodlike material) and then used to make the clear silicon molds. After the molds were made I casted several models with Fast Cast (2 part catalyzing hardening resin, takes about 10 min. to harden) The best peices I painted and clear coated. The clear model was done the same way only using a clear hard Urethane. This was a hard project to complete well because of the short working times of the materials used and the need to eliminated all bubbles from both the clear molds and Urethane. A small Vacume chamer was used to do this however its a tricky thing to get right the 1st time. And the pressure is always on to get things right the 1st time especially when a few ounces of silicon is quite expensive. Overall I am pleased with my results.

2005-03-15T18:52:00.000-08:00

Another Photo Storyboarding assignment. This time we had to photograph a feeling or mood. I used energy as my theme here. Everything was shot onto color slides. I used a red flash for the turntable shot, and a remote flash without side curtain for the skateboarding. One the last shot I excuded the landing to make it seem as though he was jumping off a roof. (models are my friends Stefin skating and Jim jumping) Spring 05

2005-03-15T18:47:00.000-08:00

1st assignment for Photo Storyboarding 101. There are about 10 different shots for this assignment here are two I like alot. Portait of a person was the assignment. (My friend Erin modeling) Spring 05

2005-03-08T16:25:00.000-08:00

Here is my photopopper robot. It runs on the power from the solar cell on top. The motors move one side at a time giving it the impression of walking. It Runs very fast in direct sunlight & desk lamps always searching for the stongest light sorce.

2005-03-06T22:44:00.000-08:00

1st Project done for Product 1. The objective was to design a flashlight or lighting device. This is what I came up with. I call it the Ameoba light. It consits of four L.E.D.'s molded into an elastomeric material in the shape of an ameoba. There are wires also molded into it so that when the arms are bent they will stay in that position. On the bottom is a lamp that also functions as a 3-way power switch controling all the lights. Inside there are several rechargable batteries. The target market are children and people who are keen on interesting gadgets and like to have fun. The final presentation involved having a comunication or function board, a target market board, competion board, 5 view orthographics, and a fullsized model of the light. The model is made out of foam and covered with Bondo to give it a smooth surface. The function board is light green Canson paper. I Used AD markers, Nue-pastels, and white Prismacolor to create the drawings.

2005-01-20T16:30:00.000-08:00

Manga people drawn with pencil then inked over with pen. This was done for a buddy of mine back in PA over the winter break from school.

2004-12-23T01:43:00.000-08:00

Here is Renee and I on Halloween. We were giving candy out to the kids outside my building. Also we attended the Halloween Castro street party afterwards. CRAZY. (yeah I know its Christmas)

2004-12-23T01:39:00.000-08:00

Speedy sketch done on grey canson paper with prismacolor pensil. It was then scaned and imported into Photoshop to give some boring gears a more dramatic presence

2004-12-18T20:07:00.000-08:00

Nesmith Cougar peanut scale tissue covered balsa flying model built from scratch. Sometimes I get tired of drawing ; )

2004-12-18T20:02:00.000-08:00

The final project for Design Drawing 2 for the 04 fall semester. The assignment given was to design a pair of mountain climbing goggles that could fold up when not in use and have tinted lenses that could either be removed or turn clear in extreme conditions. Factors such as, very low temperatures, durability and protection, fit and finish, ergronomics, UV blocking, use with a helmet, and styling all had to be taken into consideration. The first panel illustrates the ideation of the product, the second is the function, and the third is the product in use. I took a chance with this and desided to use bright red Canson paper. Over all it turned out very nice. On the 1st panel there are some orthographics of a human head that didn't seem to come out in the photo. Also on sheet one the blue lensed goggle picture is a pop-up that can be folded away in the same manner as they would really function. This picture does not do the display justice. (marker, prismacolor pensil, and nue pastels on red canson)

2004-12-18T19:43:00.000-08:00

Center panel displaying the function of my goggle design done in Design Drawing 2. Some of the darker colors (i.e. the arrows) didn't photograph well upon the red paper, however in life this was an impressive display.

2004-12-18T19:40:00.000-08:00

Final project in Materials and Processes. I took apart a toy car entirley illustrated the gear dive function. At the bottom is a parts list that displays the tooling costs and type of materials everything is made of as well as other manufacturing information.

2004-12-18T19:34:00.000-08:00

Side project done to participate in the Design Problem Solving final assignment: Build a completley atonamous vehicle that travels upon Lionel tracks picks up an egg from one station and delivers it to another at the top of an incline. The highlights of this robot are the gear driven shaft drive, adjustable switch activatiors (the wires), and a neoprene (wet suit material) egg receptical. The egg depositing mechanisum is made of acrillic and powered by a 16oz beer can cut into slices (similar to a leaf spring) afixed under it. Only two vehicles out of a dozen acomplished the objectives and this was one of them.

2004-12-18T19:18:00.000-08:00

Final rendering in Digital Imaging. The gears were built using llustrator, the vectors were then transfered to painter and rendered. Finally the Painter picture was brought into Photoshop to puch up the contrast as well as add the background bar.

2004-12-01T23:46:00.000-08:00

The original Laptop drawing done in marker and neu pastel. One can see the differences from the computer version, Obviously this renderings warm display screen so promently deliniated was a mistake. However I still think this to be a better rendering than was done in painter. (mabey you need to see it in real life)

2004-12-01T23:42:00.000-08:00

Old school flash unit for an SLR camera. Two communication layouts done in Design Drawing 2. Prismacolor indigo blue

2004-12-01T23:38:00.000-08:00

Design Drawing 2 assignment, "hand held electronic device" from life. I sketched a game cube controller in prismacolor pensil.

2004-12-01T23:35:00.000-08:00

Sydney Opera House sketched in prismacolor pensil for Design Drawing 2

2004-12-01T23:33:00.000-08:00

Tea cup done in first semester modelmaking 1. Made out of insta-cast. Molds were made by vaccum forming around a foam model.

2004-12-01T23:30:00.000-08:00

Color and Design Final painted in gouache

2004-11-22T15:30:00.000-08:00

This laptop was built in Adobe Illustrator, the vectors were then exported to Corel Painter and the illustrator sketch was rendered.

2004-11-09T01:06:00.000-08:00

Midterm project in design problem solving last spring (04). This is a balsa wood bridge with a span of two feet. It is 3in wide at the center and 7.5 on the ends. The glue used was Elmers wood glue. It supported over 60 lbs before it sheared strait down the middle. I wanted to create a space frame stuctured bridge that was going to be as strong as a typical arch/strait beam bridge. 60lbs was the minimum for an A but i still think that the overall design could be improved given the time. The key features are that no single support member is made up of more that two peices of 1/8" balsa strips and that it is wider upon the ends. Overall this is a very good balsa bridge example.

2004-11-09T00:24:00.000-08:00

Yet another Design Problem Solving project, this one was an inclass assignment. We were broken up into teams and given a 4'x8' peice of cardboard, two steel rods and four rubber wheels, then asked to build a soap-box racer. Well here it is, no. 7. Not only was ours the fastest in the class but after tha races and several bloodly students helmets gloves and leathers were required for all classes afterwards. In the top corner is a viniet of me getting preped for a race against a fellow classmate.

2004-11-09T00:15:00.000-08:00

The Darkness was the name given to this hydrolic arm. It's controled using 6 syringes and an electric motor (rotation). The arm was built out of 1" x 1/2" balsa to keep things light. It had to stack blocks, place a pencil into a hole (shone), put a pool ball on a pedistol, and finally pick up a glass of water and pour it into another. Each event was timed, and we worked in teams. Our arm due to its simplicity took speed records in the block stack and pencil drop.

2004-10-28T20:40:00.000-07:00

Side view of the same car built in Perspective class and rendered in Photoshop 101.

2004-10-28T20:36:00.000-07:00

Final project in Perspective 101 first semester. The car took over 10 hours to plot every point exactly in 2 point perspective. Check out the detail of the headers on the Isometric engine. Overall a fun class. Teaches the basic mathematics of perspective that are used by all 3D rendering and CAD programs. Of course we did it all in analog ;)

2004-10-28T20:25:00.000-07:00

Two portraits I did during Color and Design class second semester. They are in gouache. Warhol is true blue monotone, and Dali is blue/yellow analigous.

2004-10-28T19:59:00.000-07:00

Fiberglass speakers built during second semester in Form Development. The drivers were taken from Mac desktop series speakers, the speakers covers are silk covering vacume molded styrine finished in sea foam green. These were painted with ferrari paint that costs about $20 for 4oz. They really work too.

2004-10-28T16:36:00.000-07:00

Photoshop 101

1st post

2004-10-28T15:45:00.000-07:00

Hello to anyone who I give this address to. . . Mostly friends and family. This is my new site so that I can display some pictures and stuff. I'll also put up some happenings in San Fran.