3d Ribbons

Just a quick tutorial I wanted to try from AEtuts.


3d Ribbons from Stephanie Gibree on Vimeo.

Only Visible to Children

Check out this video for an ad about children abuse. It has a secret message hidden to adults that is visible only to children. The trick is its showing different messages at varying eye levels. The reason I love it, is its honest and doesn't talk down to kids, but empowers them! The message they see is a young boy with physical signs of abuse and a hotline number to call if they are in danger themselves.

Furthermore, its interesting to think of how this technique could be used in other advertisements, for better or for worse.

Happy Valentines Day!

A valentine for you! 

Vector Doodle

Inspired by my Henri Bendel and my dog Mufflet!

Bates Motel Fan Art

I am a big fan of "Bates motel" and it is officially on Netflix. Me and my friend spent the weekend bingeing on Season 1. Which led to me to draw some fan art of the show. For those not in the loop, it is a prequel to the movie "Psycho", and depicts the early life of Norman Bates.

Emma (left) and Bradley (right) are two main love interests for Norman and the first friends he makes after moving to a new town. Emma has cystic fibrosis and a life expectancy 27. She has an old soul and is used to facing death everyday, with her condition and her father the taxedermist. Bradley is the girl everyone wants and she wanted Norman for a brief moment. After her fathers unexpected death she hasn't been the same, such as going after Normans older brother Dylan. Norman can't let go of his lust for Bradley even though him and Emma have a real understanding of each other and a true friendship. 

This all comes to a head at a dance Norman attends with Emma but can't stop looking at Bradley…

The image is originally from my Instagram, follow me for more drawings!

Super Bowl Info Graphic

Check out the Super Bowl info graphic I designed!

http://fleishmanhillard.com/2014/02/true/budweisers-runaway-tv-ad-victory-at-super-bowl-mimics-seahawks/

It's located at Fleishman Hilliard's TRUE, their online magazine.

Another link to just the image, high res.