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Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2011

Gears of Gore

 
I originally intended to release this for the 8-bit & Beyond show, but did not have enough time to finish it. I'm usually not for all the violent shoot 'em up games we have nowadays, but this game is an exception. Like Bio-shock, it has a great story, some great characters, and some amazing and creative gore.

P.S. I know the Locust's blood is not red, just using some creative license.

Monday, March 9, 2009

Published: The War Resisters League

This is a quick set up of the publication, of an illustration, for an article I did for the winter 2009 / vol. 26 of WIN magazine (The Magazine of the War Resisters League). The article talks about Capitalism's burning house and how we're getting hurt by it. I have to thank my brother Matt Cavanaugh for the heads up on this one. Also, check out the awesome cover by Daniel Fishel.


To view the full illustration go to my black & White (editorial) section below. I'm planning on retouching and editing parts of it, for a more "final" look.

Cheers!

Monday, March 2, 2009

Published Works

These are old, but I figured I'd share them. This was when I was doing editorial illustrations for Political Affairs magazine, under the art direction of my compadre, Sam Heimer, in the summer of 2007. Cheers!


Friday, February 27, 2009

My Retro Red VS. the Black Hole

 
This is another quick experiment I did just for fun. I recently got a new bike, a Retro Red Schwinn Windwood to be exact. Since this is technically my first bike ever, I figured why not take a pic or two to capture the moment...Then I opened it in photshop and that's when the fun began. Some erasing, layering, watercolor splatter, listening to Probot, and here it is.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

BLAST FROM THE PAST!

I was going through some old files today and found this one and laughed. This was for a digital manipulation project for my Photography class back in 2005 at Uarts. I think I might of posted this before awhile back, but nonetheless here it is again. Cheers!