| A little piece I just finished for a children's book competition |
| Hi, my name is Paul... I'm one of those visual artist people that spend too long in dark rooms in front of computer screens. I guess you could say I've been working as/studying design for about 7 years, working in a range of mediums for an even wider range of clients. If you're really interested in my background(and God knows why you would be), here it is: After leaving school, I studied in NCAD doing Core Year and some Fine Art painting. After deciding that painting wasn't doing it for me I left college and landed a job in the music for schools company Coca-Cola Blastbeat, working designing flyers using my blagged art skills. Over the three years I worked in a range of areas for the company, from print to to developing company visual identity, web design and development, all while learning Photoshop, HTML, CSS, Flash and PHP coding on the job. I began working freelance to try and do a wider variety of work. Over the last couple of years I have done a range of work for really wide range of clients including music stores, retail, fashion, musicians/ bands and even a festish club! After putting it off for several years, in 2006 I realised that I really need to get a degree if I was to move from 'the guy who does funny doodles' to being a ' [link] |
Just wanted to say hello and spread the
I like your gallery
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I appreciate all
Currently running kiriban: 4000 pageviews! [prize=feature]
All are welcome!
Ive been practicing some techniques lately and have done a piece in the style of your Type Times Factory piece to practice using Cinema 4D. I dont think ive got the hang of it yet lol
If you could check it out & let me know what you think.
Keep up the good work!
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You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain.
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You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain.
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<4 Aleacus Destroyer of Worlds
Thank you.. really glad you like the work!
Paul
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- best to keep things on the shallow end,
because i never quite learned how to swim . . .
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Thank you.. really glad you like the work!
Paul
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