This is a portrait of Jason Ford, as a going-away gift, from my company to him. In the expanded image on the right, is the poster with the company's notes to Jason and their signatures.
"They Are Starting to Open Up The Sky" | Tina Vaziri/Blue Star Gallery Show
I did this portrait of Tina for an art show at the Blue Star Gallery in San Antonio, TX.
"Jason Britton" | Ezial Design Group/ Leo Vince Exhaust Systems
Jason Britton is a Motocross racer. He had done a photo shoot for Leo Vince Exhaust System, the shots were passed along to Ezial Design Group who had the idea have them illustrated for ads.
"Third Eye Open" | Self Promotion
This is the idea that as artists we are intuitive, aware and creative. Also, apparently, we have magical powers as seen by the mystical blue flames.
"With Open Hands" | Self Promotion
Based around the concept of giving and receiving which I have always felt was a nice allegory for what I do. This was all done in Photoshop and Painter.
"Agency of The Future" | Starcom Worldwide/CONTAGIOUS Magazine
The article theorized about the future of advertising agencies, and how they are going to have to become more intuitive/creative and rely more on 'interactive' content.
"Where The Bike is King" | DirtRag Mountain Bike Magazine
Done as three parts, the contents page, double spread, and full-page illustrations. This illustration is the double spread.
"Pedaling Democracy" | DirtRag Mountain Bike Magazine
With the coming election of President Obama, questions were raised about the funding that would be allocated to mountain bikers for trails and parks.
"Another Roadside Distraction" | DirtRag Mountain Bike Magazine
Oil-rigs in corn fields. This was speaking about the fuel 'fad', ethanol; many people at the time felt that it was our savior from "foreign oil" while others felt it was nothing more than another dangerous production and more poison for the atmosphere.
"Texas" | Siegel+Gale/AmEx
This was done for an American Express "Is accepted here" store sticker. At the time they were going to use local artists to to appeal to the community.
"Michele Pagano" | Commission
Given as a gift by one of his PhD. interns at the Department of Pathology and NYU Cancer Institute. The portrait was created with the spirit of 1960's American comic book artwork in mind, a favored reading material of Dr. Pagano's.
These show a man working while travelling. He gives a presentation with the help of his laptop. On a construction site, he takes video, which he edits while on another flight. He relaxes before his next presentation by playing games with his laptop. He uses video from the showroom, along with video he takes of himself, in another presentation.
"The Jeweler" | Teshler
This scene pictures a woman working on her laptop, surrounded by her co-workers and tools, in her home. From the computer, she videoconferences with investors across the world. When she is done she has the opportunity to take her kids into the backyard for some natural inspiration, since she does all of her work from her home.
"Making Jewelry" | Teshler
This acted as a title slide for the previous frames to introduce the character.
"Snow Boarder" | Teshler
A snowboarder sees a sign advertising a free Military hand or foot warmer if you text a number. In the second frame he sends his text. In the final frame he picks up his free gift from a military recruiter.
"Green Home" | Teshler
In this scene a woman and husband sign up online for a prize on a green-home website. The woman is texted that she won, along with the code to give to the store to receive her prize. In the final frame they are delivering the code at the store.
"Trade Show" | Teshler
This scene shows two of the characters talking while walking through a trade show.
"A Social Network" | Teshler
This scene follows a girl trying to get people to come to a friend's concert, while using social networking to build interest and eventually make a media packet with photos, MP3s and video.
"From Anywhere" | Tocquigny/Regent University
This is a television spot produced for Regent University. Zoom into the Earth, voiceover, show the campus and zoom back out.
"Extraordinary" | Tocquigny/Regent University
Dr. Robertson talks infront of the campus, show the classrooms, and end with Dr. Robertson.
Feet running, fast, as we pull back. We see that it is not a person but a brain, running fast. The brain-runner enters a parking lot for an office, then enters the office, going up the stairs. A man exits his cubicle as the brain/information/intelligence arrives.
Two buildings. We cut into both offices in a split-screen format. Two men, almost identical, work at their desks. The man on the left opens a drawer and pulls out the 'Nowledge' card. Instantly, the competition's desk flips over on him. "Out perform your competition." *'Nowledge' was part of the campaign. It's the idea of instant knowledge, knowledge now, nowledge.
Two buildings. We cut into both offices in a split-screen format. Two men, almost identical, work at charts and graphs. The man on the left ]pulls out the 'Nowledge' card from his back pocket. Instantly, the competition's chart falls down on him. "Out perform your competition."