Photographs, Print Designs, Drawings, and Sound Designs
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Trina's Swings
2005
2005
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NY Youth Symphony
Spread 2003
Spread 2003
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Sketching sampler
(various)
(various)
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Js Flying Zs
2006
2006
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Dad's Flying Js
2005
2005
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CUNY Poster
2004
2004
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Tour Flyer
Columbia Artists, 2006
Columbia Artists, 2006
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Untitled
2004
2004
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The Summer
2003
2003
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CUNY poster
1st prize winner, CUNY contest, 2004
1st prize winner, CUNY contest, 2004
digital comic
created with Matt Chmiel, 2005
created with Matt Chmiel, 2005
Starin' Contest
created with Matt Chmiel and Chris Kucinski, 2005
created with Matt Chmiel and Chris Kucinski, 2005
Stage sound effects, part 1
Created for a comedy sketch show, Andrew Daly's "A Dumb Guy Enters." It's the sound of a time machine made in the 18th century. The objective was to design it to sound like a poorly made machine owned and operated by a pathetic, impossibly hard-luck character which is why it skips, shorts out and generally suggests a rough ride.
Created for a comedy sketch show, Andrew Daly's "A Dumb Guy Enters." It's the sound of a time machine made in the 18th century. The objective was to design it to sound like a poorly made machine owned and operated by a pathetic, impossibly hard-luck character which is why it skips, shorts out and generally suggests a rough ride.
Stage sound effects, part 2
This sound effect was created for the same, Andrew Daly comedy sketch show. Again, it is a time machine made in the 18th century, but it is jewel encrusted, finely appointed and owned and operated by the pompous, over-confident, charming, "powdered-wig" nemesis of the hard-luck hero with the inferior machine. The ride is designed to sound smooth, effortless and privelaged with a "tidy conclusion."
This sound effect was created for the same, Andrew Daly comedy sketch show. Again, it is a time machine made in the 18th century, but it is jewel encrusted, finely appointed and owned and operated by the pompous, over-confident, charming, "powdered-wig" nemesis of the hard-luck hero with the inferior machine. The ride is designed to sound smooth, effortless and privelaged with a "tidy conclusion."
Voiceover and sound effects
This clip is from another comedy production. It's the sound of the super-computer brain of a high-tech submarine breaking down as it is ripped apart by the enraged sub captain. The computer's arrogant sounding voice is intended to be famed particapatory journalist, George Plimpton. As the computer is smashed apart, sparks fly and scattered George Plimpton memories are spit out at random from the memory banks. (Plimpton voice: John O'Donnell).
This clip is from another comedy production. It's the sound of the super-computer brain of a high-tech submarine breaking down as it is ripped apart by the enraged sub captain. The computer's arrogant sounding voice is intended to be famed particapatory journalist, George Plimpton. As the computer is smashed apart, sparks fly and scattered George Plimpton memories are spit out at random from the memory banks. (Plimpton voice: John O'Donnell).