A Vintage-style map of the Town of Sleepy Hollow for the second season of Sleepy Hollow. Used as a foundation for a model as well as for set decoration and reference throughout the show. Had hundreds of buildings for detail and texture.
Some detail Shots:
Here’s the final Map:
Original map size was larger as pictured below:
Here are an assortment of Fictional Book covers I made for various shows. Some were Props, Some were background for Set Dec.
For Mr Mercedes we had to design a creepy ice cream truck for one of our characters. I got to design a mascot and layout all the different brands and types of ice cream, many of which were real, some were original.
For Mr. Mercedes we had to create and dress an entire electronics store, complete with branding, signage, a Geek Squad-esque brand of IT people. Etc…
Here’s a series of propaganda posters we did for the capital of the Monroe Republic in Revolution.
Also included are Georgia Republic posters and resistance posters as well.
Here’s a bunch of vehicle skins that I made for various shows. There are loads more, but there are some interesting ones in here.
Here was a piece I was particularly proud of. A map design that I pitched for “The Mysterious Island” wherein three different maps were combined to make one single map. It was my idea to have all three maps use the compass rose as the fulcrum and then the strokes and letters would align to form one single map. It ended up being featured heavily, and even made the trailer and credits!
To make Principal Belinda appear super qualified for her position, we had to make a ton of credentials and photo composites of her life. All were shot on green-screen and manually composited into existing photographs.
A fictional fast-food restaurant I did for Melisa McCarthy’s “Tammy.” Heavily featured in the film throughout and used in promotional materials.
In Sleepy Hollow Season 2 we had a fictional demonic medical cult that was developing ways to birth Moloch into the human realm via a supernatural pregnancy. We had some logos interesting fictional computer screens to make it look like some evil stuff was going on.
