Collage 2: This library course teaches students to adapt policy relating to information and communication technology issues and helps them recognize how various levels of policy implicate other levels of policy.
Transposing a series of drawings into (virtual) reality in Photoshop: instead of trying to replicate the copyrighted image by redrawing it, I chose to create a series of realistic-looking images resembling all types of twisters encountered. To accomplish this I have used paintbrushes, adjusting tools, textures and snippets of landscape shots.
Feeling hungry staring at this illustration? I bet you are. I’ve got seriously hungry myself while working on it for the UBC Land and Food Systems, as part of the ‘Food, Nutrition, and Health – FNH’ program (Bachelor of Science). Click to enlarge!
Virtual reality ocean ecosystem created in Photoshop for the UBC Faculty of Earth and Ocean Systems, using real textures, few of my photographs taken from the beach, Photoshop paint brushes, bits and pieces, adjustment tools.
Tall trees appearing to merge, up in the sky. This is a bracketed exposure taken hand-held with Canon 5D Mark III coupled with Samyang 12mm f2.8, then processed in Photoshop CC.
graphic design and illustration, multimedia, corporate photography, infographics, university online course visual content, visual identity, vr, 3d modelling, interior design, design for marketing, 360 vr, augmented reality, logo design, banner design, panoramic photography, and more.
