New Website... Take 2!

I re-installed Windows and lost a lot of my files in the process. Although frightening, it also gave me an opportunity to start some projects fresh. Here's the new take on my own homepage. I lost Dreamweaver so I'm going to have to figure out how to get new license for it.

What do you think?

Latest Projects

I've been working with Dyelot Yarns to complete a re-design of their logo...
Here's the latest:

Stitchin Knit Beta Testing

Here's a sample knit pattern made with my newest font:

Website screen shots WIP

I'm still building Adriprints.com, but here is a more current screen shot

Crochet Font on its way...

Preview for the dedicated crochet font:
Now available for purchase here.

Circle Scene with Eye Dance

My latest submission to Pixel Joint.

WIP Web main page

I've been working on a new home page for my site, and just wanted to update with some WIP screen shots...

Sorbet is here!

Now my font is available for purchase at myfonts.com.
Check out my foundry here.

Omnivore Eye/Self-Portrait

Hahah! Another Work in Progress for PixelJoint's Weekly Challenge...

What is an "omnivore-eye" you ask? Well, from my understanding, it's the kind of red-evil-eye that symbolizes you've been turned into a zombie, or have been infected with some sort of evil disease. So, here's my mutie version of myself as a zombified/ Lichtenstein/ Warhol-esque chick.

Sorbet Font coming soon!

I have a new font on its way to Myfonts.com... here's a preview:

Latest Font News

There's a new poster for Fiddleshticks on MyFonts.com

Easter Island Bunny

Happy Easter (aka ecclesiastical vernal Equinox) Everyone!

Easter Island Bunny

Inspired by Pixel Joint's Weekly Challenge (still in progress) and based on this sketch that I drew.

Cyclops Gothic

Along with the fonts that were published, I've been doing some digital painting. To be more specific, I've been doing some pixel art.

What this means is that a picture, character, or idea is illustrated digitally by placing each and every pixel in its place (like with your 1px brush in Photoshop). Here is my latest illustration submitted to PixelJoint for their "Weekly Challenge." I was inspired by "American Gothic" by Grant Wood and the color palette was a restricted 4-color palette CGA palette used to meet the requirements of the competition.