Here's a special one I haven't shown before. This was published this year in UpHere Business Magazine, based in Yellowknife NWT. It's for an article about some previously inaccessible super giant mineral deposits that are soon to be accessible. The client started me off with an idea sort of like the Superfriends TV show, with three caped superheroes charging towards the "camera". But as I started drawing that it occurred to me to do something more elemental, so I sketched it out and pitched the idea of humongous giants towering over the Northern Landscape. They loved the idea so we went with it. From front to back we have giants representing rare earth minerals, iron ore, and a mysterious deposit that is yet to be determined what it is.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, June 02, 2011
Logo Evolution, Trina Koster Photography
The Trina Koster Photography logo has been updated a few times. I've always loved the dynamic moody, imaginative art of comics, fantasy art, and concept art and I'm committed to bringing that dynamic aesthetic into everything I possibly can. So here's the latest version:
Below was my first proposal for the 2011 version, but Trina thought it was way to... uh... buxom for her comfort level, and she wanted the sort of symbolic faces to be more specifically similar to her own face. I didn't mean for the figures to literally be Trina, but more a comic-booky symbol of dynamic girl power in action.
It evolved from this one, which at the time I made it I thought it was pretty cool, back in 2006 or so. But now it looks like the figures are slouchy and... uh... boring compared to the one above. Also, I needed to update the cameras... When's the last time you saw a big medium format film camera at a wedding?
The one immediately above evolved from the one below, which I created circa 2000... pretty clunky looking, right? Well, we all gotta start somewhere. :-)
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