We have a robot here at the office that consists of the back half of a bike and motor. Ghost Rider can be controlled remotely, and is used for endurance tests of the Pedal Brain.
It needed a wordmark.
We have a robot here at the office that consists of the back half of a bike and motor. Ghost Rider can be controlled remotely, and is used for endurance tests of the Pedal Brain.
It needed a wordmark.
This is the icon for an internal Pedal Brain testing app, that will be used on all of 3 iPads. The app tests 8 of our units at once, showing a dashboard of the current tests as they happen. The dashboard itself is still being worked out, but I’ll post more as it progresses.
This is a poster that I made for an event at the WBSC that was all about the appreciation of napping. Activities were to include public nap mapping, and a sleepy art slideshow.
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Saturday December 5th, 2009
This six-pack of beer was just put together as an assignment for Graphic Design 3. It involved compiling, printing and putting together 7 bottles and the 6-pack they’re sitting in.
The entire idea behind this fictional beer was to take the “this beer is cold” schtick and run with it. I always thought it was hilarious that beer companies advertise how cold their beers are while in reality, that part is up to you. On the back of the bottles the copy goes on about how the beer was brewed in Antarctica, which is completely impossible.
After sitting on my old blog template for far too long, I finally got around to putting together an all new theme. This process took way longer than anticipated because I mocked up and (nearly) put together something like 7 different templates over the last year.
Indecision is brutal.
This is one of my final projects for Graphic Design 1 at the University of Minnesota. I’ve been intentionally forcing myself into projects that require a ton of drawing because I think they can be a whole lot more fun. This isn’t the first project from this semester where what I’ve done had been completely illustrated.
Simply put, Through is an 8 page (really) short story about a guy who decides to dive into a puddle. I’m sure there could have been a whole lot more done to flesh out this story, but two weeks isn’t nearly enough time to do much else.
Check out the whole thing over here.
This is the final project for my Computer Applications 2 course. I really wish that someone with any grasp what was happening in the industry on would update the curriculum. The examples we were to look at for this project were from 2004, with a textbook written for Flash 8. Ugh.
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Thursday April 30th, 2009
Get across campus on your own watch
Here is the cycling poster I just finished for Graphic Design 1. We had to print and mount these things so now I have a gigantic version of my own. The text at the bottom says Cycling: engaging transportation.
Paul Carroll is a web designer / illustrator that lives in Minneapolis. In his spare time he takes pictures, rides bikes, listens to music and enjoys beverages. You should follow him on twitter and check out his portfolio.
