I designed a business card to match my website redesign. (I’ve blanked out my phone number in case malicious web crawlers pick it up.)


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I designed a business card to match my website redesign. (I’ve blanked out my phone number in case malicious web crawlers pick it up.)
Chess Defense is a strategy game that blends chess with tower defense. It was made for an assignment to create a “classic game with a twist.” You can download it from my itch.io page.
After playing Crusader Kings 2, I got interested in heraldry, a centuries-old artistic tradition that is strikingly similar to modern graphic design. I decided to try making a coat of arms for myself based on traditional English heraldic rules.
Here’s the blazon (the formal technical definition of the design, from which the image is derived):
Sable, on a bend Gules fimbriated Or, the symbol of Spades (as in a deck of playing cards) Or.
Mantling: Sable doubled Or.
Crest: From flames Gules a phoenix incensed rising with wings raised and extended Or.
Motto: “Arte Non Fortuna”
The vector linework was adapted from Wikimedia Commons.
Here’s a booklet design I made for class. Each image is supposed to be a 2-page spread.
As you may know, I am was an avid Guild Wars 2 player. My guild, Aussie And New Zealand Flamers [AUNZ], recently hit a milestone of 100 players. The guild leader wanted to commission a logo to celebrate. I decided to design the logo ex gratia instead.
Here is the original boilerplate in-game icon for comparison:
For this class project, I had to render my name in a variety of different styles based on different contexts. I chose the RPG archetypes: fighter, rogue, cleric, and wizard.
I made this time-rewinding browser game for a school project.
During my internship at Capital Gains Studio, I was the primary graphic designer for Debtzilla. While Andimoo and Alan Bay provided the cartoon illustrations, I designed the logo, card layouts, and typography (with input from the client). I also helped with some rulebook wording and copy writing.
some sought to understand the cause of the Flood, but none could. the water must have come from somewhere, they reasoned, but where could you store enough water to drown the world? and so as time went by they lost interest in that quest, and in time most records of the Flood were lost. all that remained was the Sea.
razorborne, Ossia dossier
In 2016, my friend razorborne from the Magic: the Gathering fan site No Goblins Allowed created a fantasy setting called Fleets of Ossia. In this setting, various isles of fantasy creatures wage war for control of the Infinite Sea. I was fascinated by his setting and so helped him create some supplemental materials for it.
Continue reading “Fleets of Ossia (2016)”I designed the logo for the Magic: the Gathering fan website No Goblins Allowed.