Having a gallery show soon, will be displaying 12 remixed Sketchbooked pieces printed on canvas and stretched on wood frames. Here is some of the process, pre-stretch, the darkened, mirrored edges go around the frame. The above piece is 2x3 feet.
Gallery Show opening will be March 2nd at Pistachio Press (http://www.pistachiopress.com/ ) in Rochester, NY. It is part of the First Friday Gallery Walk showcase.
I posted some of my favorite sketchbooked illustrations in my in-progress mini online folio, Check them out
These babies are screen printed on durable white vinyl and uv-coated to resist fading for up to ten years!
Some Robot Coffee Holder Doodles while drinking a fine Americano @ Boulder Coffee in Rochester
Sketching in Solidworks and working on a redesign of the IDEO Shopping Cart for a homework assignment. My approach is to be more utilitarian, and have an object that evokes sturdiness, flexibility and ease of use.
Alisha from Misfits Sketch
Amy’s Place Robot Sketches
Coffee Sleeve Sketch
Panda Sketch
Thank You Writing Station. I have been busy getting my Masters in Industrial Design at RIT (While also teaching there). This is a little poster design, writing surface and mini film I created centered around the idea of thankfulness. Enjoy.
Sketchbooked started out as my productive procrastination / "design-a-day" illustration series of facebook and twitter friends' profile photos, and posts. It is now more of a process book of my digital and analog portrait illustrations.
The purpose of this site is to explore notions of social media, relationships, and engage with others using my art and design.
I choose my subjects either randomly or by occasion and current events.
My name is Miguel Cardona and I live in Rochester, NY.