Post You Work [the rebirth part 3]

**resuk** · 20.01.2010, 09:08

I don't know whats happening with this topic.
but its gone again.

ill start:

Logo and flyer for "SINE" dubstep party's in Eindhoven, Holland

logo:

bigger:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_xcLQEC43xT.../sine+logo.jpg

flyer:

bigger:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_xcLQEC43xT...2010+resuk.jpg

**fast eddie** · 20.01.2010, 12:01

Illustrator vector tracing experiment from a few years ago:

a few weeks ago, an all vector cover for a 9th Annual Women's Law retreat brochure (at a casino) in northern Indiana. They gave me all of the verbiage, so I didn't come up with the "Women lawyers have 9 lives" thing.

**harrison** · 20.01.2010, 15:56

That's a dope logo and flyer resuk! Hotness.

I had nothing to with anything in the before, including the photograph.

**resuk** · 22.01.2010, 13:35

Thanks! the "after" version is fresh!

Thanks Bazodazo for the "sticky"!

**rollcam** · 22.01.2010, 14:07

Any comments welcome.

http://vimeo.com/8657373

**iztel** · 23.01.2010, 23:35

All in Shenzhen, China

CIPS Crew Production

**harrison** · 23.01.2010, 23:38

WIP: just sketching out a layout for it, probably 15% complete.

**fast eddie** · 05.02.2010, 11:22

all of the issues of my rollerblading magazine Balance can be found here:

http://issuu.com/k2rolla

#4 should be online within the next 24 hours

hate hate hate all you want, but this is what I give back to rollerblading for 13 years of keeping me fit, healthy and happy.

**Titties 'N' Beer** · 11.02.2010, 02:11

**Smelly Gonorrhea** · 12.02.2010, 00:06

They would probably kill you in China for doing that.

**resuk** · 28.02.2010, 21:10

Yo harisson, a update on the jack the ripper jet?

I've done a part of a small collection for a young brand called " serenity"
the target group is quite young and i had wasnt completely free to do what i wanted,
but i learned a lot, this is what i designed for them about 10 months ago, its in the shops now.

shirts:

bigger: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_xcLQEC43xT...%2Btshirts.jpg

windjacks:

bigger: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_xcLQEC43xT...Bwindjacks.jpg
sweats:

bigger: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_xcLQEC43xT...s%2Bhoodys.jpg

**Garett** · 03.03.2010, 23:42

Few sites I've designed for my employer have finally gone live:

http://www.aussierocks.com/index.cfm

http://www.brandifysocialmedia.com

http://www.zdvo.com/

http://www.yourlocalmarkets.com.au/

http://www.danet.com.au/

**SilentAssassin** · 04.03.2010, 20:58

:EDIT:

fixed

::EDIT 2::

fuck me... ill do it later.

**SilentAssassin** · 04.03.2010, 21:04

fuck my life....

**SilentAssassin** · 04.03.2010, 21:13

Album art for my electronica project

Messing around with diagraming

Concept for a shirt design

submission to the Identity Contest

Messing around

**fast eddie** · 04.03.2010, 21:53

just learning Illustrator, right?

Spend some time on this site, it will shock you how fast you pick up the pen tool and other amazing things about Illustrator: www.vectips.com

learn about proper gradient usage, proper usage of strokes, and alignment. Also, having a Workspace that allows for the best availability of tools without having to search for them saves so much time, as well as learning shortcut keys.

check out www.dafont.com for tons of free fonts, and also learn about creating outlines with text and offset paths to create interesting type treatments.

this is a good site, too: http://www.illustrationclass.com/

**SilentAssassin** · 04.03.2010, 22:42

all that is photoshop.

I only have illustrator at the school, so I haven't taken the time to figure it out yet.

**fast eddie** · 04.03.2010, 23:02

oh man, are you in for some swimming with the sharks

75% of my work flow is in Illustrator. The other 25% is shared between QuarkXpress, InDesign and Photoshop. But I am more than proficient in them all, I just prefer to work with vector artwork due to the fact that you can scale it to any size without loss of resolution.

Here are some good Photoshop sites, then:

http://psd.tutsplus.com/articles/web...ver-beginners/
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Photoshop/1

Illustrator isn't a program that you just sit down with and figure out. It literally takes years to become good at it, and even longer to become great at it. Photoshop is different in the sense that Filters and Actions can do a lot of work for you without you actually knowing what the hell the program is doing to get the end result.

I'm not going to comment on your work, other than to say that no one should be so proud as to refuse a good old fashion nudge in the right direction.

**SilentAssassin** · 05.03.2010, 00:16

haha... yeah I know its not any good really... but i do appreciate the help. I am planning on taking some illustrator and indesign courses to broaden my horizons... Im in an architecture school so I am learning mostly AutoCad, Revit, Rhino, Sketchup, and other 3D rendering software..

I eventually want to do 3D rendered videos.... But I figure that the Graphic design element with the Creative Suite stuff will be super helpful with both my creativity and my ability to work with design software.