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50% Off for Families and Aliens

Done using only regular office supplies, no photo-shopping or digital techniques.

Doodle: Woman No. 4

4th doodle of a woman. Just paper and pencil

The 35th Fusiliers (Steam Group)

Gaming group formed by 10 friends in 2005. Newly redesigned logo for our Steam page.

Drawing: Future Trooper

Modeled on SWAT from Dues Ex game.

Drawing: K98k shot.

Update: Count Greenbeard

I cleaned it up a little more, and added some shadow to make the pauldron and helmet stand out a little more. In the original I found the helmet was too much blending into the rest of the breastplate.

Count Greenbeard

For a short time in 16th century Auvergne, it became fashionable not to wipe your nose.

Doodle: Greenbeard

Doodle: More Mucus

Still sick.

Doodle: Mucus

Sick this week.

Doodle: Eyes

Another doodle from work

Dead Castaway

I originally doodled this at work, and I liked the way it turned out, so I re-drew it at home. This time, I added a ship that is sailing away, which makes the whole scene a little more tragic.

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Soviet Illustrations Part 2

Designed for the UCSB Russian club. It features a stylized likeness of one of the Russian language professors, in Stalin-like garb. The whole thing was done using the free image editor GIMP.
Another design for the UCSB Russian club in 2006. It was based on this classic poster from the civil war era. It was done by hand using a two-sided marker. A part of the picture has been cropped out in the scan, and the full text was not yet complete in this digital version. The full text read, "You, have (you) joined yet".


Like the images from the previous set, this one was made in the vector drawing program Inkscape. This is from a detail a Soviet poster. To get the right proportions I removed Engels from selection.

Soviet Ilustrations Part I

This is a set of Soviet themed designs, I made using the original copies cleaned up and modified in Inkscape. The first two were made using a tiny design found in the background of a Soviet postage stamp.