Thursday, October 20, 2011

You've Probably Gone Too Far

If a blog wasn't enough, you can follow me on twitter at; http://twitter.com/_StevenHughes_
Yay for social networking... Wait for a twitter update about this blog post about twitter updates. And because I don't feel right posting without a little something other than words strung together, here's a preview of tomorrow's comic page (to be posted Friday 12:01 AM)


Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Saturday, October 15, 2011

They Were Kids That I Once Knew


I've created a webcomic which you can check out at the above site. I've been working on the website and the comic almost nonstop the past month and a half; it's finished now, updates three times a week and as of this writing, I have 6 pages posted.
This is a little info illustration that will give you an idea about what the comic is about and who the characters are. This image can also be found on the 'New Readers' page of the website.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

I Saw A Sign In The Sky

A book cover assignment for Graphic Design. I have the final and the roughs underneath.


Thursday, October 6, 2011

Don't Believe A Word That I Haven't Heard


Assignment two for narrative class.
Figure I could use the class as a chance to do small scale experiments with storytelling and drawing style. Just a time to have fun for me.

Friday, September 23, 2011

The Voice That Cried On The Lonesome Tide


Designed a logo for myself. I had a rough version on my site for a while now, but I've had some adjustments made to it by Jill Dallas, and I must say, it looks leaps and bounds better than before.

You can see it in action here.

- Like the voice that cried
On the lonesome tide
Like the wave was
The only love it ever saw
Stork and Owl - TV On The Radio

Thursday, September 22, 2011

All The Voices Sound Just Like You

This was for an assignment in my Narrative Class. Had to create four panels that included either 'What's that supposed to mean?' or 'Are you alright?'
For my final I used characters from my thesis (the thesis project being the big project all fourth year illustrators at Sheridan work on for the year), and an assignment from another class I'm actually not in. Another professor told his students to work the theme of good and evil into one piece of their thesis, and if they couldn't do it, then it probably wasn't a very strong thesis to begin with. I thought it was worth trying out... So I got to kill two birds with one stone.

Also, I included my original rough/ thumbnail of the final and of my other two ideas below.