Recently cardesignnews.com featured our Summer 2008 graduating class on their website. There's membership required to download the hi-res photos.. a lot to see nonetheless
GRADUATED! Some images from the degree show and the featured projects--
A final rendering for the Bertone project. Special thanks to Dave Hackett, Dave Marek, and all friends that helped out with the show.
The Indy car model...Special thanks to Kenny from starttwofinish for the flawless model and paint work, Bob from VW, Adam and Kirk for the amazing mill job. Also thanks to Eric for the photos!
The Nissan Joy model--thanks again to Kenny, Bob, Adam and Kirk. The panoramic illustrations for Nissan Joy. More to come--
Various exterior and interior ideation sketches for the Bertone project. The exteriors are a combination of the organic body, a layer of pleats and folds, and on top of that a layer of pattern. It's an interpretation of "dressing up" a car. In the interior sketch, you see how the patterns on the exterior reflect throughout the interior of the vehicle.
The idea of this project is reviving the Bertone brand with a collection of cars inspired by avante garde fashion. A couple sketches from the project so far--
Finally, something new! This is an illustration I did recently though the colors aren't as vibrant here as they are in photoshop. A preview of what's to come for my graduation thesis...
BMW sketches from a while back. The project is called BMW Composition--the car is made up of multiple layers and surfaces. Also a continuation of a project done at a BMW/Designworks internship a couple years ago. An interior sketch– really organic forms to show kinetic line and overlapping form.
Rough ideation for a wagon. The image on the left is a painting from master artist Alex Kanevsky
more ideation for a wagon project.
I had some time a while ago and decided to get back into an old technique of mine. The backgrounds are painted in gouache and later put into a digital car rendering.