I'm sad to say it guys…. This is my last piece of my graphics career. I know that you'll miss me. We are entering a reggae poster contest. I thought who better than Bob Marley. If you look closely you can see the cloud shapes. They represent peace, love, and music which are the words that define reggae.

This week I was assigned another vexel piece. I decided that I would make mine of the Tampa Bay Bucs stadium, Raymond James Stadium. It is not complete yet, but it is close. I need to add more detail to the field, suite level and scoreboard. Stay tuned for the final piece soon.

This week we are continuing our group project. My friend finished the water and the Hulk. I decided to try and make a sky. We agreed that I would make the sky. Here is the sky. We are having trouble incorporating it into the piece, but we will make it work. Stay tuned for an update.

This week a few students in my class are doing a super tutorial as a group. It will be a scene like this with a Hulk like figure destroying the buildings. My part is to help create and add more buildings that are destroyed. One of my group members did an excellent job of adding the water to this city street. Stay tuned for a piece or update on this one next week.

This week I'm following a tutorial on how to make an epic portal scene. This is my progress so far. I will have the final piece posted next week. This has taught me how to use clipping masks more effectively than I previously knew how. Stay tuned for the final piece.

This week we were assigned a project where we had to incorporate three or more portraits of the same person. I used four portraits of my friend Tyee playing basketball. Instead of creating four separate pictures I decided to incorporate them into one. I added a border with a banner to take up some negative space as well. Check the blog out next week for some more work.

This week I finally finished my Revis painting. It's a shame because he was just recently released by the Bucs. Here it is though. I decided to finish it up. I used a grass brush to make the beard and used a combination of filters to create the background. Check out the blog next week for some more work.