My submission for the NASA 2024 Art Challenge, this is a conceptual rendering depicting the Sustained Lunar Evolution mission directorate for NASA's Artemis missions. My submission earned the FIRST-PLACE award for this challenge and will be utilized by NASA to convey Sustained Lunar Evolution in a variety of publications/press releases.
CorelDraw & Adobe Photoshop
Operational Viewpoint illustration created for NASA’s Moon Base Ignition, featured in the official government publication.
Mural design commission for an Aerospace contractor. This is a large-scale vector illustration/digital painting featuring technology of the Space/Air/Sea domains, all overlapping to convey collaborative operations/testing.
This is one part of a larger branding project to illustrate the joint collaboration between JT4 and The National Space Test & Training Center. This installation was designed for the lobby entrance at the Space Center in Colorado Springs, CO. and features aircraft and space systems that are tested at this annex.
Vector based illustration of a throttle component from a Grumman Lunar Command and Control Module.
Cover Sheet I designed for a NASA Zero Gravity Indicator design challenge. The illustration here depicts the Mercury Redstone No.2 rocket, designed in CorelDraw and Photoshop.
One of my technical illustrations used to illustrate a short article I wrote about the early NASA missions of the late 1960’s.
One of my technical illustrations used to illustrate a short article I wrote about the early NASA missions of the late 1960’s.
One of my technical illustrations used to illustrate a short article I wrote about the early NASA missions of the late 1960’s.
This is a template I illustrated for a sample infographic/proposal illustration. Here I am using an existing NASA diagram derived from “SPACE SHUTTLE, America’s Wings to the Future” (1978) to convey the necessary information. Everything outside of the white box is my artwork, the intent here is to make the graphic more engaging while providing a conceptual look at the Orbiter on a mission.
Infographic I designed by compiling photos from NASA’s New Horizons mission. The color rendering of the spacecraft was a NASA provided 3d model that I screen captured, and painted over to achieve a more realistic look. The line drawings were done in Adobe Illustrator.
My submission for the NASA 2024 Art Challenge, this is a conceptual rendering depicting the Sustained Lunar Evolution mission directorate for NASA's Artemis missions. My submission earned the FIRST-PLACE award for this challenge and will be utilized by NASA to convey Sustained Lunar Evolution in a variety of publications/press releases.
CorelDraw & Adobe Photoshop
Operational Viewpoint illustration created for NASA’s Moon Base Ignition, featured in the official government publication.
Mural design commission for an Aerospace contractor. This is a large-scale vector illustration/digital painting featuring technology of the Space/Air/Sea domains, all overlapping to convey collaborative operations/testing.
This is one part of a larger branding project to illustrate the joint collaboration between JT4 and The National Space Test & Training Center. This installation was designed for the lobby entrance at the Space Center in Colorado Springs, CO. and features aircraft and space systems that are tested at this annex.
Vector based illustration of a throttle component from a Grumman Lunar Command and Control Module.
Cover Sheet I designed for a NASA Zero Gravity Indicator design challenge. The illustration here depicts the Mercury Redstone No.2 rocket, designed in CorelDraw and Photoshop.
One of my technical illustrations used to illustrate a short article I wrote about the early NASA missions of the late 1960’s.
One of my technical illustrations used to illustrate a short article I wrote about the early NASA missions of the late 1960’s.
One of my technical illustrations used to illustrate a short article I wrote about the early NASA missions of the late 1960’s.
This is a template I illustrated for a sample infographic/proposal illustration. Here I am using an existing NASA diagram derived from “SPACE SHUTTLE, America’s Wings to the Future” (1978) to convey the necessary information. Everything outside of the white box is my artwork, the intent here is to make the graphic more engaging while providing a conceptual look at the Orbiter on a mission.
Infographic I designed by compiling photos from NASA’s New Horizons mission. The color rendering of the spacecraft was a NASA provided 3d model that I screen captured, and painted over to achieve a more realistic look. The line drawings were done in Adobe Illustrator.