Megalodon - Recreating The Tooth

Megalodon Shark 

The Megalodon is an extinct huge shark that lived 18 - 1.5 million years ago in shallow seas. The full grown shark would be about 70 ft in length and is said to be the largest of the sharks. 

Below is a photograph of the massive shark. The second photo I used as a reference to the Megalodon Tooth for my sculpture. 

The Process

Here are the process stages for the recreation of the Megalodon tooth.

The Prime

Add The Paint Details

 

Final Sculpture: All Angled Shots

Quote of the Day!

"Love of Beauty is Taste. 

The Creation of Beauty is Art."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Green Thumb Weekly - Newsletter

A gardening newsletter design and identity. The newsletter is called Green Thumb Weekly to be recognized as a gardening magazine. The logo is a circle with a line coming out of it, which looks like an abstract thumb. The newsletter I created to be bright, bold and colourful. A variety of colours are shown through the powerful imagery.  The overall colour scheme of the newsletter is Green, White and Dark Grey.  

Second Presstube Inspired Piece

Second Presstube inspired piece. I tried to combine a bunch of creatures in almost a cartoon collage. Tried to make the style more lively and fun. 

Rough Sketches:

Rotten Fruits and Some Aliens

Final Layout:

This is a James Paterson Presstube inspired piece. This sort of style consists of a combination of random elements with interesting angles. Contrasting colours allow the eye to go from object to object. 

Rough Sketch/Layout:

Best Buy - Campaign

The new best buy campaign I designed promotes how best buy completes its customers. The images used in the campaign are different product screens combined to complete a target audience. I designed the Direct Mailer to promote product sales and a new points collecting visa available to customers. The customers would have to fill out the insert. They have to send the insert to best buy or bring it to any location to receive their new rewardzone visa.

FreshPro90 - Campaign

The FreshPro90 identity was created to promote the features of the product. The product keeps food fresh and can sit on a 90 degree angle to save space in the kitchen. The consumer ad’s purpose is to show how the product keeps food so fresh as if it came straight from nature. The trade ad’s purpose is to be simple and promote how it will generate sales with its great features.

The website is designed to maintain the organic feel of the product package. The website contains more products from Food Saver. It also contains a contest consumers can participate in. The contest was called wrap it up. The contestant who would create the best rap about food would win a kitchen makeover.

The Point of Purchase is created to display the FreshPro90 and give a live demonstration of how it works. The front would be covered with a collage of leaves and a screen would continue demonstrations of the product after the Food Saver representative leaves for the day.