Graphics Gallery

2. Illustrations and Brochures

3. This is second of three sample brochures created at the UW for the NW Job Corps. It's also the best of the three I like. Format: Adobe PageMaker. Tri-fold, 2 spot color This is one of the sample brochures for the NW Job Corps project. Format: PageMaker 6.5, Tri-fold Click for next screen

4. This flyer was created using it is a fictitious golf tournament, in a city I invented. Format: Illustrator 9.0 This was my first assignment for my UW class. It was a simple ad. We were allowed to use any fictional or non- fictional product. The image for the Starbucks logo was a cup out of the garbage, and scanned it for the image you see now. Click for next screen

5. This brochure was designed using Freehand 9. I had fun designing it. The address in Issaquah was invented and I imagined a sports complex there. All the names of the staff members are fictional except for one. I have a draft copy of an earlier design in SCRAPBOOK. This poster was created for a presentation my wife used at work. Poster size is 20 x 30 inches. Format: Illustrator and Photoshop. Click for next screen

6. Uncompleted, Scrapped

7. Click for next screen “ Tick..Tick” Format: Bryce 2 “ Skyscrapers” Format: Bryce 2 HSC Logo Format: Freehand 9 HSC Brochures Format: Freehand 9

8. Graphic Images

9. This image was created using Terragen, Bryce 4, and Photoshop 6.0 software. This image was created in Photoshop 5.0. I redesigned it about 4 to 5 times. It portrays the type of sports I really enjoy. The logo was created for a brochure project in my class at the UW. That brochure can be seen in ILLUSTRATIONS. Click for next screen

10. This Labyrinth was created in Bryce 4. I had the extras stop pushing the ball and pose while I took this shot. This image was created in Photoshop 5.0. The road is Highway 2 on the way to Stevens Pass Ski Resort. The weather was not very good that day, so I used another photo and masked it into this one. Click for next screen

11. Tick..Tick, was one of my first creations. One of the difficult decisions was how to make the strings for the balls. I wanted the image to remain constant without the rope looking fake. What a great day for Skiing! This is just a straight photo of Mount Hood I took in Oregon. Suitable for framing, and suitable for my website. Click for next screen

12. Done in Photoshop, this image was created during the fantastic season the Seattle Mariners had in 2000. I've heard this song quite often on the radio that year. This one was created in Photoshop. This is basically a yellow taxi on white background. I added the fog to give it a more ominous look. The headlights in the fog worked well. Click for next screen

13. This was created using Bryce 4 and Photoshop 6. My twin brother wanted me to design a logo of a Nascar event for him, he is an avid fan of Nascar. Neither me or my brother are affiliated with any of these companies on this logo. This image was done in Photoshop 6. Click for next screen

14. Thank you! Claude Huguley