Black and white photography:






Higher resolution images at:
in the Black and White Photography Gallery.

New digital art:







Higher resolution versions can be found in the Galleries at:

http://www.simonboothstudios.com/

http://www.simonboothstudios.com/

It's been a while since I've posted anything, but now I have alot of new work to announce.

Check out my redesigned site, www.simonboothstudios.com and check out Portfolio 2009 and the new Galleries links.

A couple of examples of my current work:

Stills from the "Dog Parade" animation:

Character designs.

Two characters I designed for the final regular 3D animation project. Ultimately the spacegirl character proved to be too complex to model in Lightwave in the time given for the project, as well as being beyond my level of expertise to do it right for an animation project. However, the dog character made the cut, so to speak, and was successfully modeled and animated.

I look forward to devolping the dog character further, with better details and movements. I also will develop the spacegirl character when my skill at figure modeling in Lightwave gets better. Still, it was fun practicing drawing. I'm trying to improve my skill at drawing realistic people.

The original drawings:

Stills from the final fall '06 Lightwave project:

Yeah I know the robot figure looks like one of the Cybermen from "Doctor Who".

Architechture/Landscape scene (Lightwave).

This was done last fall, so it's rough because of limited access to a computer during class, and at the time I didn't have Lightwave set up on my computer at home:

Here are some of the digital image projects I did for the classes I was in, fall 2004-spring 2006. Fall '06 and spring '07 were all digital video and animation.



Calendar pages for August '06:

Poster with a witty saying:

Postcards:

Valentine greeting card:



Year of the dog (2006) greeting card:

Flier I made for the San Antonio College Student Art Guild.

Obviously a parody of Soviet-era propaganda posters.

Fictional space mission patch design, part of a fictional spacecraft model kit package design project:

Design inspired by Medieval illuminated manuscript designs:

Hypothetical museum exhibition ad poster: