Character Design
Costume Design
Several different styles of character composited together for comparison. Photoshop.
Several different styles of character composited together for comparison. Photoshop.
Several different styles of character composited together for comparison. Photoshop and Illustrator.
A 4-person family experiencing a schism, where the two sides are visually, emotionally and culturally separated from each other. Colored pencil on paper.
Needed to design a lot of different looking stick figures who were unique...but didn't draw attention away from the focal point of the commercial! Flash and Illustrator.
A concept design for Revolver Ocelot from Konami's Metal Gear Solid series. My favorite is the far right outfit, with the little ostentatious cowboy tassels on his gloves. Photoshop.
The Eye of the Coyote game was intentionally done to look old-fashioned, even though it was made in Flash. Photoshop.
The Eye of the Coyote game was intentionally done to look old-fashioned, even though it was made in Flash. Photoshop.
The Eye of the Coyote game was intentionally done to look old-fashioned, even though it was made in Flash. This is a screenshot of a "cut scene" plus some world map sprites. Photoshop.
Background characters from my film Odd Couples. Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash.
Character designs from my film, Odd Couples.
Photoshop and pencil/paper.
Character designs from my film, Odd Couples.
My concept of what the Pyro from Team Fortress 2 might have looked like before she went crazy and donned the gasmask we all know and love. Character copyright Valve. Photoshop.
Character turnaround of the Sister character from my short film "Funeral". Flash and Photoshop.
Design ideas for the classic French anti-hero, Arsene Lupin. Photoshop.
Hand puppets for a play about Sigmund Freud's therapy of Dora. It was hard to find a way to act out something as dramatic as child sexual assault, so...hand puppets helped lighten the tone.
by Peter Grego Based on oral histories of Dust Bowl immigrants to California in the 1930s. Watercolor on paper.
Rough costume sketches. by Peter Grego Based on oral histories of Dust Bowl immigrants to California in the 1930s. Watercolor on paper.
Rough costume sketches. by Peter Grego Based on oral histories of Dust Bowl immigrants to California in the 1930s. Watercolor on paper.
Costume concepts for "Avatar: The Last Airbender" TV Series. Photoshop.
Character re-designs for Capcom's "Devil May Cry" series. Demonic God Mundus and Hell Knight Vergil/Nelo Angelo redesigned with a more Egyptian and Mesopotamian influence. Photoshop.
Fantasy Bird Warrior concept, armor is meant to be leather and metal and to suggest feathers even where there are none, to enhance the image of a big, black bird, and harken back to ancient falconry practices. Photoshop.
Marker and white pencil on paper.
Sci-fi re-imagining of the classic Greek play Antigone set in retro-era sci-fi outer space. Watercolor on paper.
Costume re-creations of Casey Jones from the 1990 Ninja Turtles live action film, and April O'Neil from the 1987 animated series.
Costume re-creation/embelishments for the manga/anime series Tokyo Babylon. These costumes were not recreations of any one specific outfit, but meant to fit into the overall style of the series, as demonstrated by the samples.
Picture of the main cast together.
One character in the film "Unending Hell" was an actress famous for her roles in terrible action films about avenging nuns. This is the costume for the poster for one such fake film, "Godswallower".
I was charged with creating the most offensive Indian Princess costume I could come up with. The character is trying to "get back to her roots" to prepare for her role as Sacagawea in a horrible oscar-bait pop-history film. She hires a team of "Real Indian Stylists" to coach her.
At the end of the film, the agent goes to interview a new potential client, an up-and-coming action starlet. I had to heavily age and distress this costume, which was mostly military surplus gear.