I post a lot of work in progress and experiments on dribbble. If you don’t know what dribbble is, it’s a community of designers who share their work in 400×300 or 800×600 snapshots. Sometimes it’s fun to track the progression of a project and see where it starts to the final product.

Finally got a chance to update my social media shield icon set this week. I got a request to add a generic website and Pinterest icon. The update’s now live on GraphicRiver. Just realized the title’s a bit long, so I’ll probably change the set name in the next go around.

Got around to trying out Plexus with a globe obj from C4D in After Effects. Just something a little different than the usual CC Sphere with a world map texture. If I have some free time, I’m eager to try the random sprites feature. Could make for some pretty cool webs! Music: “Globalization” by radiotimes …

Today’s view brought to you by the Snowquester! Normally I’m not lucky enough to have a view while I work. So while I’ve got a ton of work to do, at least I have my family close, a window to look out of and sip coffee from my favorite mug.

Late last year, I worked on a event video highlighting some of the things the United States government is doing to promote tourism from abroad. I just got around to uploading some of the graphics I did for it on Vimeo. I’ve embedded it here below but also added it to my portfolio. Check it …

So these are some of the icons from my new work in progress set! They won’t be vector icons, but I’ll be rendering them out of Cinema 4D pretty large so they’ll be fairly future proof. I’m pretty much in love with the low poly look at this point. If you have a Google Nexus …

I really like the low poly 3D look. So I set out to try and see what I can do with it animation wise in Cinema 4D. Here’s my attempt! I didn’t get to incorporate any mograph plugins like I originally planned. I did however, get to mess around with global illumination and ambient occlusion …

Neon Glyph vector icons has been selected as the free file of the month at GraphicRiver. Make sure you grab it while you can! While you’re there, be sure to check out some of my other icons.